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Polymers

Catalytic technique ‘upcycles’ single-use plastic

14 Nov 2019 Isabelle Dumé
platinum nanoparticles distributed onto perovskite nanocubes
Electron micrograph of platinum nanoparticles distributed onto perovskite nanocubes. CREDIT: Northwestern University/Argonne National Laboratory/Ames Laboratory
Single-use plastic products could have a more useful and less polluting future thanks to a new techn

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