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IMAGE: Iron-catalyzed [2+2] oligomerization of butadiene produces (1,n -divinyl)oligocyclobutane, a new polymer that can be chemically recycled.
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Credit: Figure by Jonathan Darmon of the Princeton University Department of Chemistry.
As the planet s burden of rubber and plastic trash rises unabated, scientists increasingly look to the promise of closed-loop recycling to reduce waste. A team of researchers at Princeton s Department of Chemistry announces the discovery of a new polybutadiene molecule - from a material known for over a century and used to make common products like tires and shoes - that could one day advance this goal through depolymerization. ....

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