Nontraditional Activation Methods in Green and Sustainable Applications

<p>1. Advantages of non-traditional activation methods in green and sustainable chemistry: an introduction </p> <p>2. Activation of chemical reactions on solid catalysts under microwave irradiation</p> <p>3. Recent Advances in Multicomponent Microwave Assisted Ugi Reactions</p> <p>4. Microwave-assisted Flow Systems </p> <p>5. Sonocatalytic approach and ultrasonically-assisted methods in producing fine chemicals. </p> <p>6. The catalytic production of Biofuels (Biodiesel and Bioethanol) using Sonochemical, Microwave and Mechanical methods</p> <p>7. A new color in green chemistry: Photochromic molecular switches as components of multifunctional catalytic systems.</p> <p>8. Photochemical rearrangements</p> <p>9. Electrochemical activation in organic synthesis applications </p> <p>10. Electrochemical anodic oxidative fluorination and trifluoroalkylation of organic compounds</p> <p>11. In situ investigations of mechanochemical reactions</p> <p>12. From solution-based non-conventional activation methods to mechanochemical procedures: the hydantoin case’ </p> <p>13. Application of mechanochemical activation in synthetic organic chemistry</p> <p>14. Combination of mechanochemical and ultrasonic activations </p> <p>15. Asymmetric Synthesis By Nontraditional Activation Methods: Ultrasonic, Microwave, Electro-, Photo- and Mechanochemically activated Reactions</p> <p>16. High hydrostatic pressure in food industry applications </p>