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Based on the paper and class discussion of Anastas 2020 “Cir…

Based on the paper and class discussion of Anastas 2020 “Circularity. What’s the Problem?”  Using a principle of green chemistry OR green engineering as support, write a one paragraph statement aimed at convincing a voter to elect a candidate that supports circular economic policies.  Correct responses will include at least one supporting principle (make sure to name the principle: don’t make the reader guess) and be clear and concise. 

Consider the following two diagrams about the green separati…

Consider the following two diagrams about the green separation of dimethylfuran. The masses are the numbers followed by the unit MTD (metric tonnes per day). The mass is moving from left to right except where it some of it flows through a loop/cycle. The diagram tracks the desired product dimethylfuran (DMF, green) and methylfuran (MF, red), butanol (BuOH, light blue), ethyl acetate (EtAc, grey), and water (dark blue). Which process top or bottom will have the greatest F-Factor? Explain why.  

Given: The freezing point of pure chloroform is -63.5 oC and…

Given: The freezing point of pure chloroform is -63.5 oC and its freezing point depression constant is 4.68 oC/m. What is the freezing point of a 0.25 m chlorine (Cl2) in chloroform solution? Chlorine is a non-electrolyte in chloroform. Answer in oC. Do not type units. Do not use scientific notation.

All questions are worth 4 points unless otherwise noted.   C…

All questions are worth 4 points unless otherwise noted.   Click the link. Do not try to download: Honorlock may block the download.  Principles of Green Chemistry and Engineering.pdf  periodic table of the elements.pdf Chemical Green and Sustainable Metrics.docx Energy Equations and Symbols.pdf Systems Diagrams and Green Process Figures.pdf   All questions are worth 4 points unless otherwise noted.