Upcycling contaminated plastics

Meng Wang and Ding Ma ()
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Meng Wang: Peking University
Ding Ma: Peking University

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 10, 1151-1152

Abstract: The upcycling of plastic wastes to realize plastics circularity is obstructed by the presence of chlorine impurities. Now a conversion strategy addresses this problem and paves the way to upcycle chlorine-contaminated plastic wastes.

Date: 2023
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