Determination of parabens in different samples using green analytical chemistry approaches since 2015

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.…”