New System Uses Sunlight to Break Down Plastic Waste into Acetic Acid

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a new catalyst that uses sunlight to convert nearly all known plastics into acetic acid, with zero emissions during the process.

24 Feb, 08:06 — 24 Feb, 08:06

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0% károsanyag-kibocsátás: napfénnyel bontja le a műanyaghulladékot egy új rendszer

Gyakorlatilag minden ismert műanyagot ecetsavvá alakít át a Waterlooi Egyetem kutatói által készített katalizátor, mely a folyamat során semmilyen formában nem terheli a környezetet.

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New System Uses Sunlight to Break Down Plastic Waste into Acetic Acid

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