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Researchers use light to convert abundant lignin into plastic that can be continually recycled

Lignin is arguably the most abundant component of biomass that most people have never heard of. That may be about to change. Many people are familiar with its biochemical cousin cellulose, a bypr .

Thomasa vandersliceDunwei wangBoston collegeBoston college margaretBoston college assistant professorChemistry jia niuCircular economyMaterial science

Using Light to Convert Lignin into Sustainable Plastic

Most people have probably never heard of lignin, which is arguably the most prevalent component of biomass. That may change soon.

Megan craigRattiya thongdumhyu shutterstockJia niuRong chenGavin giardinoCangjie yangThomasa vandersliceDunwei wangHongyang wangRecyclable polymer networksStudy coBoston collegeChemistry at boston collegeConvert ligninStudy co authorAssistant professor

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