Development of green analytical methods for pharmaceutical compounds
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Green analytical chemistry (GAC) aims to minimize the environmental impact of chemical analysis without compromising accuracy, precision, or sensitivity. This article explores the development of green analytical methods for pharmaceutical compounds using eco-friendly solvents, miniaturized techniques, and energy-efficient instrumentation. Several case studies are reviewed to compare traditional methods with their greener counterparts, demonstrating improvements in sustainability, safety, and cost-effectiveness.
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