(b) The following eaction is a1 important process for yuthenis of benzoin: 2 CHO Find out the non Green' factor in this reaction. Suggest a Green alternative for this reaction, stating the benefits of the new process. c) Provide a Green alternative for the following rcaction andl compare the 'atom efficiency' of both the processes: HO, COOH COOH NANO, H280, NO

(b) The following eaction is a1 important process for yuthenis of benzoin: 2 CHO Find out the non Green' factor in this reaction. Suggest a Green alternative for this reaction, stating the benefits of the new process. c) Provide a Green alternative for the following rcaction andl compare the 'atom efficiency' of both the processes: HO, COOH COOH NANO, H280, NO

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter7: Chemical Energy

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