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What is the ninth principle of green chemistry?

Catalytic reagents are superior to stoichiometric reagents

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What is a catalyst?

A substance that increases the rate of reaction without being consumed

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How do catalysts lower activation energy?

Forming bonds with reactants and bringing reactants together

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What is the turnover factor?

The number of molecules converted by each catalyst site in a unit of time

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What does a selectivity of 99.99% mean?

The catalyst makes one mistakes in 10,000 conversions

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What does homogeneous mean?

The catalyst and reactants are in the same phase

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What does heterogeneous mean?

The catalyst and reactants are in different phases

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What are some advantages of homogeneous catalysts?

Intimate contact with reactants, quicker and simpler to work with

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What are some disadvantages of homogeneous catalysts?

Catalyst needs to be separated after rxn, recovery is difficult

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What is an advantage of heterogeneous catalysts?

Easy to separate and recycle

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What are some disadvantages of heterogeneous catalysts?

Lower effective concentration, difficult to control and identify, competing side rxns

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What is a phase-transfer catalyst good for?

Performing rxns between anions and organic substrates

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What is a biocatalyst?

An enzyme or micro-organism that can be used as a catalyst for fine chemicals

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Give two advantages of biocatalysts.

Mild rxn conditions, highly chemoselective

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Give two disadvantages of biocatalysts.

Poor operational stability, higher cost

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Give three common biotransformation reactions.

Oxidation/reduction, condensations, o-demethylations

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Give three examples on why biotransformations are considered green.

Run under mild conditions, benign reagents, reduce number of steps

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Give two reasons why a catalyst may not be green.

Turnover number is too low, precious metals used

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What is the tenth principle of green chemistry?

Design for degradation

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Give two examples of degradation.

Biological, physical/chemical

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Name three things that help degradation.

Esters, oxygen, unsubstituted linear alkyl chains

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Name three things that hinder degradation.

Halogens, nitrogen, polycyclic residues

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What is the eleventh principle of green chemistry?

Real-time analysis for pollution prevention

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Give four examples that require real-time analysis.

Discovery, screening, development, process control

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What are two general benefits of process analytical technologies?

Increased production flexibility, reduced process variance