100% recyclable, biodegradable polymer

14-Dec-15
A breakthrough discovery in recyclable polymers: a 100% recyclable, biodegradable polymer that is not petroleum based has been reported by Colorado State University. According to CSU’s Anne Ju Manning, the discovery could lead to plastics that are truly recyclable. The lab team led by CSU professor of chemistry Eugene Chen, synthesized a polymer that is reportedly capable of reverting back to its original molecular state through the simple application of heat. In other words, by reheating the material, it can be converted back to its original state — making it completely recyclable.
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