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|a Green approaches for chemical analysis
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|a Front Cover -- Green Approaches for Chemical Analysis -- Green Approaches for Chemical Analysis -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of contributors -- Biography -- 1 -- Green Analytical Chemistry: concepts, evolution, and recent developments -- 1. Green Analytical Chemistry: origin and evolution -- 2. Beyond the 12 principles of Green Analytical Chemistry -- 3. How Green Analytical Chemistry becomes quantitative? -- 4. Greening sample treatment -- 4.1 Gaseous samples -- 4.2 Liquid samples -- 4.3 Solid samples -- 5. Greening instrumental analysis -- 6. Chemometrics as an alternative tool for greening analytical practices -- 7. Conclusions and future trends -- References -- 2 -- Green sorbents in analytical chemistry -- 1. Green analytical chemistry: analytical sample preparation and eco-metrics -- 2. General overview on the evolution of solid-phase extraction and microextraction techniques within analytical sample prepara ... -- 3. Green sorbents in analytical sample preparation, mainly in (micro)extraction methods -- 3.1 Materials from natural sources as green sorbents -- 3.2 Biopolymers as green sorbents -- 3.3 MIPs as green sorbents -- 3.4 Polymeric crystalline frameworks as green sorbents -- 3.5 Mesoporous silica as green sorbent -- 3.6 Carbonaceous materials as green sorbents -- 3.7 Metallic NPs as green sorbents -- 4. Greenness assessment of green sorbents in (micro)extraction methods -- 5. General overview on green sorbents in chromatography -- 6. Concluding remarks -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 3 -- Green strategies for analysis of natural products -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Green sample preparation approaches for natural product analysis -- 2.1 Green sample preparation approaches for the analysis of plant volatile fraction -- 2.2 Green solvents and sorbents for the extraction of natural products.
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|a 3. Green analytical methods for natural samples -- 3.1 Strategies for the improvement of column selectivity -- 3.2 Strategies for the reduction of the analysis time -- 3.3 Instrument miniaturization -- 4. Analytical strategies for in vivo evaluation of plant volatile emissions -- References -- 4 -- Direct sample preparation mass spectrometry analysis: toward greener analytical methods -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Liquid extraction mass spectrometry -- 3. Thermal and laser-based extraction/desorption mass spectrometry -- 4. Solid-phase extraction (and microextraction) mass spectrometry -- 5. Concluding remarks and future perspectives -- References -- 5 -- Sample preparation in a green perspective -- 1. The role of sample preparation and extraction in the analytical workflow -- 2. Green and White Analytical Chemistry applied to sample preparation -- 2.1 Scope of application (red 1) -- 2.2 LOD and LOQ (red 2) -- 2.3 Accuracy (red 3) -- 2.4 Precision (red 4) -- 2.5 Waste produced and reagents used (green 1) -- 2.6 Toxicity of reagents (green 2) -- 2.7 Energy consumption (green 3) -- 2.8 Immediate impact (green 4) -- 2.9 Management of time (blue 1) -- 2.10 Management of cost (blue 2) -- 2.11 Practical requirements (blue 3) -- 2.12 Simplicity of the method (blue 4) -- 3. Evolution of sample preparation and extraction methodologies in an eco-friendly perspective -- 3.1 Sample preparation and extraction techniques -- 4. Methods to assess greenness of sample preparation and extraction methodologies -- 5. Examples of extraction methodologies and their greenness -- 6. Future trends and perspectives -- References -- 6 -- Green aspects of multidimensional separation techniques -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Green metrics applied to chromatography-based separations -- 3. Multidimensional chromatographic separations -- 4. Liquid-phase multidimensional methods.
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|a Acknowledgments -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Back Cover.
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