Alauatdinova Aynagul Inyatdinovna; Nietova Aliya Polatovna; Erimbatova Dilnoza Nurulla qizi

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Alauatdinova Aynagul Inyatdinovna Trainee- teacher of the Department of Organic and Non-organic Chemistry, Faculty of Chemical Technology, Karakalpak State University, Uzbekistan
Nietova Aliya Polatovna Trainee- teacher of the Department of Organic and Non-Organic Chemistry, Karakalpak State University, Uzbekistan
Erimbatova Dilnoza Nurulla qizi 2nd year Master's student in Chemistry, Karakalpak State University, Uzbekistan

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Renewable resources, green chemistry, organic reagents

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This comprehensive article deeply analyzes the production of organic reagents from renewable raw materials, focusing on technological, environmental, and economic aspects. It emphasizes the significance of renewable feedstocks such as lignocellulosic biomass, plant oils, and algae as sustainable alternatives to fossil-based sources. Moreover, it examines recent innovations, industrial applications, and future directions in green chemistry.

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The Production Of Organic Reagents From Renewable Raw Materials

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