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Table of Contents
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| Preface | ||
| Introduction | ||
| 1. | "How Much Is Too Much"? Teaching Measurement and Solution Concentration through Bioaccumulation and Levels of Toxicity ______Myrna M. Alvarez |
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| 2. | Reducing the Environmental Impact of the Green Industry with Green Chemistry ______Justin T. Benz |
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| 3. | It's Not Waste: Teaching Recycling through Density, Phase Change and Solubility ______Victoria L. Deschere |
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| 4. | Green Chemistry: The Future Is in Your Hands ______Stephen J. Griffith |
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| 5. | Effects of Rates of Change and Accumulated Change in a Throw-Away Society ______Joseph D. Irizarry |
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| 6. | Using Green to Catalyze the Changing of The World ______Rajendra Jaini |
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| 7. | Experiencing Positive Relationships with Managing the Environment ______Stephanie Johnson |
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| 8. | What's Your Green Bottom Line? The Truth About What We Leave Behind ______Kathryn L. Kinsman |
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| 9. | Green Chemistry: Is Water, Water? ______Francisca Eunice G. Rebullida |
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| 10. | The Science of Environmental Justice: Can Green Chemistry Change Our World? ______Catherine Salvin |
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