Green Chemistry & Technology Letters

About Journal

Green Chemistry & Technology Letters aims to publish the latest developments in various domains of green chemistry, green technologies, and related education and government policies in the following two sections:

Section A: Green Chemistry: This section aims to publish original research and reviews related to 12 principles of Green Chemistry namely Prevention, Atom economy, Less hazard, Safer chemicals, Safer solvents, Energy efficiency, Renewable feedstocks, Reduce derivatives, Smart catalysis, Degradable design, Real-time analysis for pollution prevention, Hazard and accident prevention.

Section B: Green Technologies: This section welcomes research articles in the domain of green engineering & technologies that utilize principles of green chemistry in wastewater treatment, waste management, air, water, soil, food, medicine quality monitoring, and treatment.

Journal encourages researchers to publish new and experimental forms of research, replication studies, and even failed and negative results.

Journal Description

Green Chemistry & Technology Letters [eISSN 2455-3611] aims to publish the latest developments in various domains of green chemistry, green engineering and technologies, and related education and government policies. Journal prefers articles that explore various dimensions of design principles of green and sustainable chemistry and engineering. Journal encourages researchers to publish new and experimental forms of research, replication studies, and even failed and negative results.

Green Chemistry in 3 Min Event Report

Green Chemistry & Technology letters & Association of Chemistry Teachers have successfully organized the first-ever, unique 3 Min Conference #TMC2021 on 30th April 2021.

The event was graced by Chief Guest Dr Nilwala Kottegoda, Dr Rafael Lucena, Dr S Murugan, Dr DV Prabhu, Dr Anna Pratima, Dr Brijesh Pare, Dr Santosh Bahadur Singh, Dr Md Iqbal Hussain, Dr Arun Suneja, Dr Norazah, Dr Shashi Kant, Dr Indrajeet, Dr Tulika, Dr Priy Brat Dwivedi.

Total 23 participants from India, Srilanka, Bangladesh and Malaysia. Following are winners:

(1) Bachelor Track: Anjitha Puthillam from Jai Hind College, Mumbai University, India

(2) Masters Track: Vishal Rana from Mehsana urban institute of science; Ganpat University, India,

(3) PhD Track: NURSHAHIRA BINTI MOHD ROZI from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia & Malaysia.

12 Principles of Green Chemistry in 2 Minutes

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