What is ""green chemistry""? Describe how the distillation procedure used in this lab is a more ""green"" approach than liquid-liquid extraction with organic solvents. 3. Why should the distillation apparatus have an opening to the atmosphere at

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Javon Henson

9 April, 14:53

What is ""green chemistry""? Describe how the distillation procedure used in this lab is a more ""green"" approach than liquid-liquid extraction with organic solvents. 3. Why should the distillation apparatus have an opening to the atmosphere at

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Ashleigh Maxwell · Answer 1

Answer: Green chemistry, can also be referred to as a major branch of Chemical Engineering that focuses on the nature plants for the use of new products and reduce wastage of resources.

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The distillation apparatus used is open to the atmosphere to allow for removal of poisonous gas and absorption of some composition in the space for proper result.