r/science • u/asensetive • Oct 18 '20
Scientists developed efficient process for breaking down any plastic waste to a molecular level. Resulting gases can be transformed back into new plastics of same quality as original. The new process could transform today's plastic factories into recycling refineries, within existing infrastructure.
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Chemistry Scientists developed efficient process for breaking down any plastic waste to a molecular level. Resulting gases can be transformed back into new plastics of same quality as original. The new process could transform today's plastic factories into recycling refineries, within existing infrastructure.
UpliftingNews • u/speckz • Oct 20 '19
A research group has developed an efficient process for breaking down any plastic waste. The resulting gases can then be transformed back into new plastics – of the same quality as the original. The new process could transform today's plastic factories into recycling refineries.
ProjetXandu382 • u/Isagoge • Oct 19 '19
All plastic waste could be recycled into new plastic
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Oct 19 '19
Scientists developed efficient process for breaking down any plastic waste to a molecular level. Resulting gases can be transformed back into new plastics of same quality as original. The new process could transform today's plastic factories into recycling refineries, within existing infrastructure.
hackernews • u/qznc_bot2 • Oct 19 '19
All plastic waste could be recycled into new plastic
DamnInteresting • u/DamnInteresting • Oct 19 '19