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Green Chemistry University Course: Lecture 12 – Renewable Feedstocks for Energy

Green Chemistry University Course: Lecture 12 – Renewable Feedstocks for Energy
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Beyond Benign
Beyond Benign, Inc.
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Yale University
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Summary
In this lecture students will learn about the role chemistry has in providing a sustainable future. The lecture covers the topic of energy and more sustainable approaches to energy consumption.

This course was developed and authored by:

Philip Coish
Kimberly Chapman
Paul Anastas
Seon Augusto Ferreira
Karolina Mellor
Amy Cannon
Derrick Ward
Keywords
Renewable Feedstocks
Biofuels
Petroleum

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Lesson summaries
Audience
Introductory Undergraduate
Published on
Green Chemistry Principles
Design for Energy Efficiency
Use of Renewable Feedstocks
U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Learning Goals/Student Objectives
Students will...
- Compare petroleum-based vs bio-based fuels
- Learn about multiple generations of bio-based fuels
Time required (if applicable)
60 minutes

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Mollie Enright
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