DOZN™3.0: A quantitative Green Chemistry evaluator for sustainable chemistry

Quantitative evaluation of green chemistry is essential for designing processes that align with the Twelve Principles of Green Chemistry. This article discusses the DOZN™3.0 tool, developed by Merck which facilitates the assessment of resource utilization, energy efficiency, and reduction of hazards to human health and the environment. By leveraging these principles, DOZN™3.0 serves as a comprehensive evaluator for sustainable practices in chemical processes.

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Sustainable Chemistry for Climate Action
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2025-09-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scca.2025.100129
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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DOZN™3.0: A quantitative Green Chemistry evaluator for sustainable chemistry

Ettigounder Ponnusamy, Pankaj Sharma
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DOZN™3.0: A quantitative Green Chemistry evaluator for sustainable chemistry

Ettigounder Ponnusamy, Pankaj Sharma
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Abstract

Quantitative evaluation of green chemistry is essential for designing processes that align with the Twelve Principles of Green Chemistry. This article discusses the DOZN™3.0 tool, developed by Merck which facilitates the assessment of resource utilization, energy efficiency, and reduction of hazards to human health and the environment. By leveraging these principles, DOZN™3.0 serves as a comprehensive evaluator for sustainable practices in chemical processes.

Sustainable Chemistry for Climate ActionVol. 7
Sigma-Tau (Switzerland) (CH), Saint Louis University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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