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This groundbreaking research showcases the upcycling of mixed plastic waste into reprocessable vitrimers, paving the way for sustainable materials. Conducted by a team from Nanyang Technological University, the study explores innovative methods using glycerol to create strong, reprocessable composites from polyester, polyamide, and polyurethane waste.
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