Átomos individuales

Un reto para la química verde

Palabras clave: Química verde, Desarrollo sostenible, Economía del átomo, Átomo individual, Catálisis, Adátomos

Resumen

La creciente demanda de diversos productos de consumo debido al aumento de la población mundial impacta directamente el ambiente. En años recientes, el estudio y desarrollo de nuevos materiales basados en átomos individuales (SA) constituyen un nuevo paradigma de la eficiencia en la química verde para enfrentar los impactos negativos de la sobreexplotación de las materias primas. En este documento se explica los conceptos claves para entender los materiales basados en SA, su síntesis, aplicaciones, así como las principales técnicas analíticas para su caracterización y su relación con la química ambiental como elemento tecnológico clave en el desarrollo sostenible.

Biografía del autor/a

Anderson Guarnizo Franco, Universidad del Tolima

PhD in Inorganic Chemistry and Master’s in Applied Materials Chemistry, Universitat de Barcelona. Che- mist, Universidad del Quindío. Professor at Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, Colombia.

Luis Fernando Rodríguez Herrera, Universidad del Tolima

Master’s in Chemistry, Universidad del Quindío. Chemist, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Professor at Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, Colombia.

Ximena Carolina Pulido Villamil, Universidad del Tolima

PhD in Biomedicine, Master’s in Biomedicine and Biological Sciences, Universitat de Barcelona. Licensed Professor of Biology and Chemistry, Universidad del Tolima. Professor at Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, Colombia.

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Asuntos:

Química verde

Disciplinas:

Química

Biografía del autor/a

Anderson Guarnizo Franco, Universidad del Tolima

PhD in Inorganic Chemistry and Master’s in Applied Materials Chemistry, Universitat de Barcelona. Che- mist, Universidad del Quindío. Professor at Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, Colombia.

Luis Fernando Rodríguez Herrera, Universidad del Tolima

Master’s in Chemistry, Universidad del Quindío. Chemist, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Professor at Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, Colombia.

Ximena Carolina Pulido Villamil, Universidad del Tolima

PhD in Biomedicine, Master’s in Biomedicine and Biological Sciences, Universitat de Barcelona. Licensed Professor of Biology and Chemistry, Universidad del Tolima. Professor at Universidad del Tolima, Ibagué, Colombia.

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Guarnizo Franco, A., Rodríguez Herrera, L. F., & Pulido Villamil, X. C. (2020). Átomos individuales: Un reto para la química verde. Revista Facultad De Ciencias Básicas, 15(2), 69–81. https://doi.org/10.18359/rfcb.4031
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