Advancing chemical waste reduction and recycling through formulation science

Formulation science presents a promising avenue for the advancement of chemical waste reduction and recycling processes. The Laboratory of Process Engineering is dedicated to applying innovative formulation techniques to design and optimize environmentally sustainable processes. These efforts aim to minimize chemical waste generation and enhance resource recovery. For example, our research explores the integration of solvent and surfactant selection supported by physical or semi-empirical theories with advanced synthetic pathways for micellar chemistry. This comprehensive approach seeks to establish a robust foundation for the systematic reduction of chemical waste and the promotion of effective recycling methods. Key areas of focus include: • Carbon dioxide removal • Development of environmentally friendly solvent replacement strategies • Utilization of pyrolysis for waste-to-value transformation • Emulsion Phase Control for Micellar Chemistry

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Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften digital collection (Zurich University of Applied Sciences)
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2025-04-03
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Advancing chemical waste reduction and recycling through formulation science

Reinhard Berger
Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften digital collection (Zurich University of Applied Sciences)
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Advancing chemical waste reduction and recycling through formulation science

Reinhard Berger
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Formulation science presents a promising avenue for the advancement of chemical waste reduction and recycling processes. The Laboratory of Process Engineering is dedicated to applying innovative formulation techniques to design and optimize environmentally sustainable processes. These efforts aim to minimize chemical waste generation and enhance resource recovery. For example, our research explores the integration of solvent and surfactant selection supported by physical or semi-empirical theories with advanced synthetic pathways for micellar chemistry. This comprehensive approach seeks to establish a robust foundation for the systematic reduction of chemical waste and the promotion of effective recycling methods. Key areas of focus include: • Carbon dioxide removal • Development of environmentally friendly solvent replacement strategies • Utilization of pyrolysis for waste-to-value transformation • Emulsion Phase Control for Micellar Chemistry

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