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Green Chemistry University Course: Lecture 11 – Renewable Feedstocks

Green Chemistry University Course: Lecture 11 – Renewable Feedstocks
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Yale Center fo…
Yale University
Beyond Benign
Beyond Benign, Inc.
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Summary
In this class, students will learn about renewable feedstocks. More specifically, the lecture will focus on what a renewable feedstock is and the criteria necessary to identify appropriate materials for future feedstock.

This course was developed and authored by:

Philip Coish
Kimberly Chapman
Paul Anastas
Seon Augusto Ferreira
Karolina Mellor
Amy Cannon
Derrick Ward
Keyword Tags
Renewable Feedstocks
Depleting Feedstocks
Carbon Dioxide
Biomass
File (PDF, PPT, image, etc)
lesson_plan_lecture_11.docx
presentation_lecture_11.pptx
bio-based_polycarbonate.pdf
ultrasonic_and_catalyst_-free_expodiation_of_limonene.pdf
polymers_of_limonene_oxide.pdf
food_waste_biomass.pdf
bakery_waste_to_chemicals.pdf
Learning Goals/Student Objectives
Students will...
- learn what a feedstock is
- learn what makes a feedstock renewable or depleting
- discuss types of renewable resources
- explore industry applications of renewable feedstocks
- discuss challenges for renewable feedstocks
Object Type
Lecture or course slides/notes (e.g., PPT, Prezi, PDF)
Lesson summaries
Audience
Introductory Undergraduate
Green Chemistry Principles
Use of Renewable Feedstocks
U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Safety Precautions, Hazards, and Risk Assessment
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Intro to Green Chemistry Course
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60 minutes
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