Know More About Possibilities of Making Plastics in New Way.
Some biodegradable plastics could in the future be made using sugar and carbon dioxide, replacing unsustainable plastics made from crude oil, as per the research by scientists from the Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies (CSCT) at the University of Bath.
Safer form of polycarbonate plastic
• Polycarbonate is used to make drinks bottles, lenses for glasses and in scratch-resistant coatings for phones, CDs and DVDs
• Current manufacture processes for polycarbonate use BPA(banned from use in baby bottles) and highly toxic phosgene, used as a chemical weapon in World War One
• Bath scientists have made alternative polycarbonates from sugars and carbon dioxide in a new process that also uses low pressures and room temperature, making it cheaper and safer to produce
• This new type of polycarbonate can be biodegraded back into carbon dioxide and sugar using enzymes from soil bacteria
• This new plastic is bio-compatible so could in the future be used for medical implants or as scaffolds for growing replacement organs for transplant.
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