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NEEV Pharmacy
Semester VI · PCI syllabus 2026

Green Chemistry

BP607T-E1 1 credit Elective Coming soon

Unit 1: Unit 1

  • Introduction to Green Chemistry in Pharmacy
  • Definition and scope of green chemistry in pharmaceutical sciences

Unit 2: Unit 2

  • Principles of Green Chemistry with pharmaceutical examples Environmental Aspects and Metrics in Green Pharmacy
  • Comparison of traditional vs. green chemical approaches in drug synthesis

Unit 3: Unit 3

  • Environmental impact of pharmaceutical manufacturing
  • Overview of pharmaceutical pollutants and their life cycle
  • Metrics: Atom economy, E-factor, Process Mass Intensity (PMI) Green Techniques in Pharmaceutical Synthesis – I 1. Green Solvents and use of green solvents (e.g. water, supercritical fluids, ionic liquids) in drug synthesis 2. Solvent-free reactions in pharmaceutical synthesis

Unit 4: Unit 4

  • Green Catalysis and Reaction Enhancement in pharmaceutical green chemistry – Overview of catalysis in pharmaceutical green chemistry, Photochemical Transformations, Phase Transfer Catalysis Green Techniques in Pharmaceutical Synthesis – II
  • Microwave assisted reactions: Merit and demerits of its use
  • Mechanism, superheating effects of microwave

Unit 5: Unit 5

  • Effects of solvents in microwave assisted synthesis
  • Microwave technology in process optimization
  • Applications in various organic reactions and heterocycles synthesis Green Chemistry in Industrial and Regulatory Aspects
  • Green chemistry in pharmaceutical manufacturing processes
  • Ultrasound assisted reactions: Types of sonochemical reactions, synthetic applications

Ye ek elective option hai (BP607T) — inme se koi ek choose karna hota hai:

Materiovigilance and HemovigilanceScientific WritingDrug Store and Business ManagementCareer Building in Cultivation of Medicinal PlantsActive Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Excipient Sciences
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