External Plasticization and Melting Process of Poly(3-hydroxybutyrate)/ Jaime Alejandro Puentes Parodi
By: Puentes Parodi, Jaime Alejandro
Contributor(s): HÁhndel, Andreas, dirPublisher: Halle (Saale) 2007Description: 123 pSubject(s): PLASTICOS | INDUSTRIAS DEL PLASTICO | PLASTICIDAD | POLIMEROSDDC classification: 670.42 Dissertation note: Tesis (Master of Science Thesis Report) Martin-Luther-UniversitÁt Halle-Wittenberg Content advice: The use of environmental biodegradable polymers is an alternative that is growing year by year, basically because in that way it is possible to reduce the great amount of plastic waste and pollution generated by the most commonly used plastics. For example, biodegradable materials are intended to replace in the future conventional polymers that are used currently in packaging products these are used for short times and then disposed in the environment where they could take several years to be degraded
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Tesis (Master of Science Thesis Report) Martin-Luther-UniversitÁt Halle-Wittenberg
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The use of environmental biodegradable polymers is an alternative that is growing year by year, basically because in that way it is possible to reduce the great amount of plastic waste and pollution generated by the most commonly used plastics. For example, biodegradable materials are intended to replace in the future conventional polymers that are used currently in packaging products these are used for short times and then disposed in the environment where they could take several years to be degraded
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