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Book SynopsisTable of Contents1. Introduction to Green Chemistry in practice 2. From education to implementation: the Greener Solutions course at the Berkeley Center for Green Chemistry 3. Case study on preservatives: replacing Phenoxyethanol and Isothiazolinones in personal care and household products 4. Green Chemistry case study on textiles: replacing the toxic cross-linkers formaldehyde, fluorocarbons, and di-isocyanates for wrinkle resistance and water repellency 5. Green Chemistry case study on additive manufacturing: finding safer alternatives for stereolithography (SLA) resins: replacing acrylates and methacrylates as cross-linkers 6. Green Chemistry case study on alternative energy: making the case against coal in Kosovo 7. Conclusions
