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October 24, 2007

Green Chemistry

Alex Scott

Green chemistry is assuming an increasingly important position in R&D. Chemical manufacturers say they are attracted by the potentially lucrative markets for “greener” chemicals, from which companies’ less sustainable products may be excluded....

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