Environmental Chemistry Notes
Air pollution When certain chemicals and particles accumulate in the atmosphere to such high levels that they can impair human health, resulting in breathing and respiratory issues, even leading to … Read more
Urea is widely used as nitrogenous fertilizer. It is very soluble and hence quick acting but it can easily wash away. Due to its high nitrogen content, urea is a … Read more
The availability of mineral nutrients is essential for all species’ growth, but none is more crucial than nitrogen, which is needed in significant quantities since it is a necessary component … Read more
Fertilizer is the supplementary material that is given to crops to boost productivity. To provide the necessary plant nutrients in areas with poor soil fertility, farmers utilize natural or artificial … Read more
Environmental chemistry is the study of how chemicals interact with the environment and human health, including the impacts they have on the air, water, and soil. Environmental chemistry examines how … Read more
In the year 1998, Paul Anastas and John C. Warner presented a set of guidelines for green chemistry. The twelve principles of green chemistry have offered a range of options … Read more
Green chemistry is the practice of chemical science and manufacturing in a way that is sustainable, safe, and non-polluting, consuming the least amount of materials and energy while producing little … Read more
Green chemistry is a strategy for developing chemical processes and products that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances. In order to prevent the introduction of chemical … Read more
