Green chemistry III

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Editors:
Prof. Luigi Vaccaro, Università di Perugia
Prof. Yanlong Gu, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
 

This thematic issue is dedicated to showcasing advancements in creating a greener and more sustainable field of organic chemistry. We welcome contributions from all areas of organic chemistry to comprehensively cover the essential strategic role it plays in shaping the future of a sustainable civilization.

By focusing on innovative eco-friendly methodologies and the development of sustainable processes and materials, we aim to highlight how organic chemistry can contribute to solving environmental challenges and promoting a healthier planet.

This thematic issue of the Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry builds upon the success of the previous thematic issues devoted to green chemistry (please see here for edition I and edition II).

Significantly, the Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry is a diamond open access journal: free to read and free to publish. Authors are not charged any publication fees or open access charges. At the same time, all articles are free to read and no subscription is required.

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