Overview of sixteen green analytical chemistry metrics for evaluation of the greenness of analytical methods

Eco-Friendly High-Performance Thin-Layer Chromatography Method for the Determination of Tenoxicam in Commercial Formulations

“…There are several methodologies that can be utilized to measure the greenness attributes of analytical procedures according to the literature. − The AGREE metric approach is the only one that can precisely forecast the greenness profile utilizing all 12 GAC criteria . Accordingly, the greener profile of the proposed methodology was predicted by utilizing the AGREE-metric technique.…”

“…Utilizing alternative environmentally acceptable eluents to reduce the harmful impacts of toxic solvents on the ecosystem is one of the 12 principles of green analytical chemistry (GAC), which is a method of chemical analysis . A literature search found an exponential rise in the usage of environmentally friendly solvents over the past few decades. − The literature has described a number of approaches to assess the analytical methodologies’ greenness profiles. − To measure greenness profiles, only the Analytical GREEnness (AGREE) technique applies all 12 GAC principles. , As a result, the AGREE approach was used to calculate the greenness profiles of the current method . In comparison to traditional liquid chromatographic techniques, the HPTLC method has a number of benefits, including ease of use, little pretreatment, sensitivity, efficiency, simultaneous analysis of many samples, a nondestructive mode of detection, low solvent consumption, short analysis time, and low cost. , Based on these details and findings, the current approach aims to design and evaluate an environmentally friendly reversed-phase HPTLC strategy for the measurement of TNX in procured tablets and capsules.…”

Fast concurrent determination of guaifenesin and pholcodine in formulations and spiked plasma using first derivative synchronous spectrofluorimetric approach

“…The use of few, ecologically friendly chemicals, a reduction in the production of hazardous waste, and a reduction in the amount of energy used during analysis are all required by green principles [33]. The greenness of the analytical method was determined using the Analytical Eco-Scale and Green Analytical Procedure Index (GAPI) methodologies [34,35].…”

Development of a high-efficiency and environmentally friendly melamine–formaldehyde resin-based solid phase microextraction fiber for enhanced extraction of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons from environmental water

“…1,2 Green analytical chemistry was introduced in 1999 to guide the reduction or elimination of laboratory waste or emissions from analytical processes, including numerous steps in sample preparation and analytical methods, and to reduce adverse impact on the environment and people. 3,4 The establishment of fast, accurate and sensitive analytical methods has always been the primary task of analytical chemists; green analytical chemistry reminds chemists to reduce the impact of analytical processes on the environment and humans, while meeting the needs of production and life.…”