Sustainable Chemical Engineering
ISSN: 2717-574X (Print) 2717-5758 (Online) DescriptionSustainable Chemical Engineering (SCE) is an international and open access journal focusing on the latest technological advances and significant cutting-edge research in green chemistry and sustainable engineering with topics coverage related to reducing or eliminating the use of generation of hazardous substances in the design, manufacture and application of chemical products, click here to see more about SCE's aims & scope.
With aiming at providing a unique forum for the publication of innovative research on development of alternative green and sustainable chemical technologies, SCE ensures high visibility of your research results to a worldwide audience both in scientific community and chemical enterprises. Contributions of original research, reviews, short communications or letters, perspectives, and case studies are mainly welcomed.
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Utilization of Carbon Monoxide as a Fuel: Economic Analysis and Reactor Design for Carbon Monoxide Oxidation Coupled with Heat Recuperation
by Deep M. Patel
ABSTRACT: Carbon Monoxide is one of the unrequired and environmentally harmful by-products of various industries. A detailed design of process equipment for utilizing Carbon Monoxide as a fuel in industrial...
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Box-Behnken Optimization and Theoretical Study for Copper Leaching from Scrap Laptop Computer Printed Circuit Board by Malonic Acid and Hydrogen Peroxide
by Funbi E. Olasupo, Deborah O. Odubola, Temitope J. Akintayo, Abiodun D. Aderibigbe
ABSTRACT: The hydrometallurgical method of copper leaching from scrap electronics is commonly undertaken using pulverized printed circuit boards. Though studies on the use of organic acids like citric and...
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The Dual Role of Nanomaterials in the Environment
by Lilian Rodrigues Rosa Souza
ABSTRACT: Unquestionably, nanoparticles (NPs) are present in all areas: food, medicine, electronics, industries, and others. The intense use of NPs has increased the concern about their fate in the...