Chem Poster Assignment Help: Rates, Condition and Chem Rxns.

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The discussion focuses on a poster assignment that requires investigating conditions to maximize the efficiency of chemical reactions and their environmental sustainability. The poster must include details on catalysts and conditions that enhance reaction efficiency, along with an analysis of their roles in sustainability. The user has explored topics like petroleum conversion and polymerization of ethene but seeks further guidance on suitable industrial or natural chemical reactions. Suggestions for reactions, such as phenol production, are welcomed to support the assignment. The goal is to understand and articulate how improved reaction efficiency contributes to environmental sustainability.
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Hi there, I'm new to the forums so pardon me if i make mistakes such as posting to the proper forum.

Homework Statement


I need to investigate and analyze conditions needed to maximize the efficiency of common natural or industrial reactions and explain how the improved efficiency of the reaction contributes to the sustainability of the environment. I need to make a poster showing the ff components: conditions/ catalyst which maximize the efficiency of the reaction, explanation on how the catalyst/ condition contribute to the efficiency of the reaction and analysis of the function/s condition/catalyst in their contributory role in the sustainability of the environment.

I'm not asking someone to do the poster for me (thats insane ;D). I'm just wondering if someone could help me and guide me on what industrial or natural chem rxns can be used and easily defended in other factors like explaining its role in efficiency etc.

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The Attempt at a Solution


looked at petroleum and its conversion to fuels( alkanes etc), looked at polymerization of ethene.
 
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Why not look at phenol production comparing the http://www.icis.com/V2/chemicals/9075199/cumene/uses.html"
 
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