A chemical process with an E-Factor of 1 creates LESS waste than an E-Factor of 25?
a) True
b) False

Lignin, switch grass, and cellulose are all types of _________?
a) Enzymes
b) Catalysts
c) Bio-based feedstock’s
d) Anti-cancer compounds

________ is an excellent ‘green’ solvent as well as a greenhouse gas?
a) Methanol
b) CFCs
c) Carbon monoxide
d) Carbon Dioxide

_________ interfere with hormone systems in animals and humans and are abbreviated EDC’s?
a) Endocrine Destructive Components
b) Energy Disrupting Chemicals
c) Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
d) Enzyme Destructive Components

Green chemistry can provide green technology solutions for a sustainable future?
a) True
b) False

Soybean is used to replace traditional inks in printer cartridges, highlighting which of the Green chemistry principles?
a) Atom economy
b) Use of Renewable Feedstock's
c) Reduce derivatives
d) Prevent waste

Bio-polymers exemplify Green Chemistry Principle # 10, which is?
a) Catalysis
b) Prevent waste
c) Benign solvents & auxiliaries
d) Design for degradation

The use of solar power is covered within Green Chemistry Principle #6, which is?
a) Atom economy
b) Design for energy efficiency
c) Design benign chemicals
d) Less hazardous synthesis

________ was instrumental in winning a 1996 legal settlement of $333 million for the California town of Hinkley due to chromium in its drinking water?
a) Leonardo diCaprio
b) George Clooney
c) Erin Brockovich
d) Angelina Jolie

_________ was a co-founder of the worldwide green chemistry movement and the first director of the Green Chemistry Institute, now part of ACS?
a) Joseph Breen
b) Albert Einstein
c) John Warner
d) Paul Anastas

This ‘green’ chemical is used in household cleaners to remove stains and is also a favorite dressing on salads!?
a) Vinegar (acetic acid)
b) Citric acid
c) Hydrochloric acid (HCl)
d) Water