Towards Sustainable and Innovative Chemistry

This book explores sustainable chemistry and the role of inorganic materials in the transition to environmentally friendly energy solutions. It defines sustainable chemistry and its principles, traces the evolution of sustainable materials, and highlights the importance of metal complexes in catalysis. Water electrolysis technologies for hydrogen production are also examined, as are the challenges associated with their use, such as cost and toxicity. In addition, the book discusses the societal impact of sustainable technologies, highlighting the importance of social acceptability and sustainability policies. Finally, it proposes future perspectives focusing on innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and public awareness, in order to transform challenges into opportunities and foster a sustainable future.