Sentence examples for green methodology from inspiring English sources

This reaction represents a rapid and green methodology for the polysaccharides immobilization on glass beads.

Sensitivity, selectivity, automaticity and fastness are the main advantages of this green methodology.

A novel, simple and accurate on-line green methodology for Se(IV) monitoring by molecular fluorescence has been developed.

The enzymatic aqueous extraction improved the quality of sesame oil using a green methodology, free of toxic solvents.

In conclusion, we developed a new and an efficient Pd-complex catalyst for Suzuki C C cross-coupling of aryl halides with aryl boronic acids under green methodology.

This strategy provides a facile, low cost, and green methodology for the creation of carbon nanotube/inorganic oxides-metal nanoparticles hybrids.

The overlapping projects mainly consisted of biophysical analysis of protein protein interactions or the biologically inspired development of more efficient catalysis, green methodologies, and molecular machines.

Several physicochemical activation techniques such as microwaves, ultrasound, biotransformation or photocatalysis are part of the green methodologies used for the synthesis of high added value molecules.

The present process of using Hier-HZ-578 catalyst for benzylation of toluene with BC offers a greener methodology with potential advantages with respect to complete reactant conversion (100 % BC conv ., 100%% selectivity towards desired product (100 % MBT Sel).

Using this greener methodology, high recoveries (above 97%), good linearity (r2 > 0.98) and improved sensitivity, with limits of detection and quantification of 24.0 and 80.0 ng/mL for lycopene and 3.0 and 9.9 ng/mL for β-carotene, respectively, were obtained.

With respect to the first steps of the analysis (i.e., the sample extraction and purification steps), an extensive amount of development has been performed to obtain greener methodologies, such as SPE, SPME, and LPME for liquid samples and USE, MAE, PLE for solid samples, that consume less solvent and energy.