MICROPLASTICS PIE Premium content
Research reveals bright colours lead to faster plastics degradation / Findings highlight implications for material design
By Elaine BurridgePlastics with bright colours degrade and form microplastics quicker than those with plain colours, a joint UK-South African study pu...
Published on 22.05.2024
The page you requested is for PIE subscribers only.
Plasteurope contains premium content of the
information portal PIE-Plastics Information Europe
(www.pieweb.com).

To continue reading, you must be a PIE subscriber.

© 2001-2024 Plasteurope.com  |  Imprint  |  Privacy  |  Cookie settings

Plasteurope.com is a business information platform for the European plastics industry. It is part of KI Kunststoff Information and PIE Plastics Information Europe, one of the leading content providers for the European plastics industry. We offer daily updated business news and reports, in-depth market analysis, polymer prices and other services for the international plastics industry, including a suppliers guide, career opportunities, a trade name directory and videos.

News | Polymer Prices | Material Databases | Plastics Exchange | Suppliers Guide | Jobs | Register | Advertising

PIE – Plastics Information Europe | KI – Kunststoff Information | KunststoffWeb | Plastics Material Exchange | Polyglobe | K-Profi
© 2001-2024 by Plasteurope.com, Bad Homburg
Date of print: 27.12.2024 08:45:55   (Ref: 818001766)
Text and images are subject to copyright and other laws for protection of intellectual property.
Any duplication or distribution in any media as a whole or in parts requires prior written approval by Plasteurope. URL: http://www.plasteurope.com/news/detail.asp