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A volume that includes examples of the newest ideas and practices how green chemistry and green science can be applied - in the classroom, but also in the connections between classes and the work place. In this volume brings together authors who are making novel strides in bringing green chemistry principles in their teaching and their work.
Price: $173.99
Pages: 176
Publisher: De Gruyter
Imprint: De Gruyter
Publication Date:
07 October 2024
ISBN: 9783110799071
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
SCI013080 SCIENCE / Chemistry / Environmental (see also Environmental Science), SCI026000 SCIENCE / Environmental Science (see also Chemistry / Environmental), TEC009010 Technology & Engineering / Chemical & Biochemical
As a professor of chemistry and the department chairperson at the University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, MI USA, Dr. Benvenuto teaches all levels of general chemistry, as well as: inorganic chemistry, organometallic chemistry and industrial chemistry. He continues to write pedagogical materials for general level chemistry courses.
He is currently performing research in two areas: first, the synthesis of highly multi-dentate ligands for metal complexes, water remediation, and possible use as molecular switches; second, the metallurgical analysis of copper-based artifacts.
Benvenuto is a six-time recipient of the UDM Science Teacher of the Year Award, and is one of two faculty named College Teacher of the Year for 2002-03 by the Michigan Science Teachers Association. He was awarded the American Chemical Society's Detroit Section Distinguished Service Award in 2004, and has been the section chairman for 2006 and 2007.
He has authored and edited over 15 books, several book chapters, papers and electronic publications.
He is currently performing research in two areas: first, the synthesis of highly multi-dentate ligands for metal complexes, water remediation, and possible use as molecular switches; second, the metallurgical analysis of copper-based artifacts.
Benvenuto is a six-time recipient of the UDM Science Teacher of the Year Award, and is one of two faculty named College Teacher of the Year for 2002-03 by the Michigan Science Teachers Association. He was awarded the American Chemical Society's Detroit Section Distinguished Service Award in 2004, and has been the section chairman for 2006 and 2007.
He has authored and edited over 15 books, several book chapters, papers and electronic publications.