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Lasers could help solve the world’s plastic problem

A team of researchers from around the world, headed by Texas Engineers, has devised a method for using a laser to disintegrate the molecules in plastics and other substances into their smallest components for potential reuse. This innovative approach involves placing the materials on two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides and subjecting them to laser treatment. The [...] Read Full Article At: Lasers could help solve the world’s plastic problem

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