Researchers say they have developed a compact system for recycling lithium-ion batteries used in EVs that they hope will enable cost-effective and...
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UNSW researchers have developed a new recycling method that can work on a variety of plastics and uses sunlight, air and a cheap, common chemical. According to a statement from the university, the process could break down seven different types of polymers by 90 per cent in under 30 minutes (and 97 per cent after… The post UNSW researchers develop simple method for breaking down plastics appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.
Researchers say they have developed a compact system for recycling lithium-ion batteries used in EVs that they hope will enable cost-effective and...
A new catalytic process developed at the University of California, Berkeley, has the potential to revolutionize plastic waste management. The process...
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Plastic recycling is failing to scale anywhere near fast enough and remains a marginal activity in the sector
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Researchers at Stanford University have developed a groundbreaking technique to make skin and other tissues transparent using a simple food-safe dye....
Researchers from Zhejiang University, led by Prof. Kaichen Xu, have developed a new laser technique to solve the issue of copper oxidation in sensor...