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Could This Discovery Make More Polymers Recyclable?

Researchers have developed a technique to introduce breakable bonds into thermoset polymers so they might be better suited to recycling processes.

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Scientists tackle difficult-to-recycle thermoset polymers

Scientists tackle difficult-to-recycle thermoset polymers
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Scientists discover how to degrade and reform thermoset polymers without loss of function

Scientists discover how to degrade and reform thermoset polymers without loss of function
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Scientists to make painkillers from paper waste instead of crude oil

Common drugs such as paracetamol and ibuprofen can now be made from a compound found in pine trees, which is also a waste product from the paper industry, instead of crude oil products, according to a study.Common pharmaceuticals are .

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Scientists To Make Painkillers From Paper Waste Instead Of Crude Oil

London, July 11 (IANS) Common drugs such as paracetamol and ibuprofen can now be made from a compound found in pine trees, which is also a waste product from

City ofUnited kingdomJosh tibbettsUniversity of bath department chemistryUniversity department of chemistryInstitute for sustainabilityResearch associate