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Berti, C., Binassi, E., Colonna, M., et al. (2010) Biobased Terephthalate Polyesters, W02010078328. Colonna, M., Berti, C., Fiorini, M. et al. (2011) Synthesis and radiocarbon evidence of terephthalate polyesters completely prepared from renewable resources. Green Chemistry, 13 (9), 2543-2548. Gandini, A. (2011) The irruption of polymers from renewable resources on the scene of macromolecular science and technology. Green Chemistry, 13 (5), 1061-1083. [Pg.273]

The significance of green polymer chemistry is clearly a more environmentally acceptable and desirable technology and the major implication is ultimately a sustainable polymer industry based on green chemistry, renewable resources, and natural processes. The transition will be implemented deliberately and slowly over many years as new technology evolves based on renewable resources to replace fossil resources with a minimum of economic penalty to the consumer. [Pg.299]

Readers who should find this book useful include polymer scientists and engineers working in academic and industrial sectors, as well as vegetable-oil chemists and researchers involved in the broader sustainability of exploitation of renewable resources, green chemistry and implementation of bio-refineries. [Pg.181]

Wool RP, Khot SN, Lascala JJ, Bunker SP, Lu J, Thielemans W (2002) Affordable composites and plastics from renewable resources Part II Manufacture of composites. Advancing sustainability through green chemistry and engineering. ACS Symp Ser 823 205-224 Xie F, Pollet E, Halleya PJ, Averous L (2013) Starch-based nano-biocomposites. Prog Polym Sci 38 1590-1628... [Pg.258]

Industry s growing attention to green chemistry is an indicator that its benefits to people, the environment and business are being recognized. It is possible to balance green chemistry and successful new developments, and, perhaps more important, to recognize that a sustainable polymer industry is eventually inevitable with the limited supply of fossil feedstocks. Some of the newer developments in the degradable plastics area are already based on renewable resources. [Pg.295]


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