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Green Chemistry Reactor: Atom Economy & Waste (2D)

2D green-chemistry reactor lab: a live particle-flow diagram computes atom economy and E-factor exactly from your reaction pathway, catalyst loading and solvent choice, paired with a running E-factor trend chart and a route-comparison bar.

Chemistry & Materials2DModerate60 FPS⇄ 3D version
2d-chemistry-ext-topic-44 ↗ Open standalone

This 2D companion drives the same green-chemistry mass-balance model as the 3D reactor through a flat, top-down canvas built for reading the numbers rather than orbiting a scene: reactant tokens stream down a lane into the reactor and split deterministically into a product stream and a waste stream sized by the exact atom-economy, catalyst, solvent and route formulas, a running E-factor trend line shows the metric settling to steady state after every slider change, and a stacked route-compare bar accumulates the product/waste split of everything processed so far — making the trade-off the twelve principles of green chemistry try to shrink directly legible instead of implied by particle color.

⚙ Under the hood

2D green-chemistry reactor lab computing atom economy and E-factor exactly from reaction pathway, catalyst loading, solvent hazard and feed rate, with a live E-factor trend chart and cumulative route-compare bar.

green chemistryatom economye-factorwaste minimizationmass balancesustainability

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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