Pietro Tundo is affiliated with Ca Foscari University of Venice in Italy. Their research primarily spans the fields of Chemistry and Environmental Science, with a focus on Environmental Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Process Chemistry and Technology. Additional subfields include Mechanical Engineering and Physical and Theoretical Chemistry.
The researcher's main topics include Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Carbon dioxide utilization in catalysis, Chemical Synthesis and Reactions, Chemical Reaction Mechanisms, Extraction and Separation Processes, History and advancements in chemistry, and Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry.
Frequent coauthors of Pietro Tundo include Fabio Aricò, Aurelia Visa, Mirabbos Hojamberdiev, Jane E. Wissinger, and Marco Eissen.
Key publication venues for their work are Chemistry International, ChemSusChem, and Pure and Applied Chemistry, with the most frequent being Chemistry International and ChemSusChem.
Recent publications include:
Pietro Tundo;Maurizio Selva
Pietro Tundo;Paul Anastas;David StC. Black;Joseph Breen
Alvise Perosa;Pietro Tundo
Pietro Tundo;Paul T. Anastas
P. Tundo;M. Musolino;F. Aricò
Pietro Tundo
Janos H. Fendler;Pietro Tundo
Pietro Tundo;Laura Rossi;Alessandro Loris
Pietro Tundo;Francesco Trotta;Giovanni Moraglio;Ferdinando Ligorati
Fabio Arico;Pietro Tundo
Henriette Molinari;Fernando Montanari;Silvio Quici;Pietro Tundo
N. Loutfy;M. Fuerhacker;P. Tundo;S. Raccanelli
Pietro Tundo;Fabio Aricò;Guillaume Gauthier;Laura Rossi
Carlos Alberto Marques;Maurizio Selva;Pietro Tundo
Pietro Tundo;Paolo Venturello
Pietro Tundo;Donald J. Kippenberger;Patricia L. Klahn;E. Prieto Nelson
S. Memoli;Maurizio Selva;Pietro Tundo
Carlos Alberto Marques;Maurizio Selva;Pietro Tundo
Pietro Tundo;Alvise Perosa;Fulvio Zecchini
Maurizio Selva;Andrea Bomben;Pietro Tundo
Pietro Tundo;Alvise Perosa;Fulvio Zecchini
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