Advance of Green Chemistry under the Carbon Peak and Carbon Neutral Background
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Green Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2022) | Viewed by 4980
Special Issue Editors
Interests: machine learning; calculation model; load adaptability; spray dispersion tower; desulfurization
Interests: air pollution control; purification process simulation; ecological environment data analysis and management; preparation and application of VOCs adsorbent and catalyst
Interests: big data and intelligent decision-making; intelligent management of resources and environment
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recently, the Carbon peak and Carbon neutral have been attract attention from worldwide. Achieving carbon emissions neutrality is a goal for more than 40 governments to achieve around 2060. Carbon peak refers to the historical peak of carbon dioxide after a plateau period. It is the historical turning point of carbon emissions from increasing to falling. To achieve carbon peak means that economic and social development is "decoupled" from carbon dioxide missions, that is, economic growth is no longer based on carbon emissions. At the cost of the increase, the carbon peak is considered to be a landmark event in the transition of an economy to green and low carbon. The carbon peak and carbon neutrality may have some connections with the industrial policy, carbon emissions trading, carbon taxation system, technological innovation, etc. The improvement of any industrial process is inseparable from the continuous trial and development of scientific research experiments.
The "Double Carbon" strategy also is the great goal in Green Chemistry field and many researchers doing many efforts to achieve this point. Under this big background, we hold this special issue for collecting all academic results related this theme. Any research which related to the Carbon peak and Carbon neutral in chemistry field can be considered, such as but not limited to the flue gas pollutant purification, and CO2 capture and storage, etc.
Dr. Jing Liu
Dr. Changqing Su
Prof. Dr. Jian Ren
Prof. Dr. Liang Liu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- carbon peak
- carbon neutral
- energy
- environmental chemistry
- green chemistry
- pollutant purification
- CO2 capture
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