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March 6, 2026RSC Sustainability1 citationsOpen Access

Sustainable from the start-an exploration of green chemistry utilizing second-year inorganic principles

GBGreg BannardJBJaelyn Bjornerud-BrownMFMegan Marie Fitzgerald

Key Points

  • To explore how gamified activities can support the implementation of green chemistry principles in inorganic catalyst design.
  • Develop gamified activities for second-year inorganic chemistry students.
  • Focus on applications of green chemistry within catalyst design.
  • Encourage community engagement through shared activities.
  • Increased student engagement in green chemistry topics.
  • Enhanced understanding of inorganic catalyst design principles.
  • Facilitation of collaborative learning through community practices.

Abstract

The gamified activities described herein are designed to support communities of practice in green chemistry while exploring discipline-specific applications in inorganic catalyst design.

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Bannard et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa701a531e4c4a9ff5997ahttps://doi.org/10.1039/d5su00967g
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