Chemical Recycling of Waste Plastics: Trends in Technology Development and Outlook
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This publication explores the current state and regulatory trends of waste plastic recycling, focusing on chemical recycling methods and their applications. It provides insights into various processes such as depolymerization, liquefaction, and the synthesis of valuable chemicals from waste plastics.
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Description
This is a request, not an immediate purchase. Delivery takes about one week. Your card is authorized but not charged until the English PDF is ready.
Product ID: 1198
Publisher: Science & Technology
Publication Date: 2025-01-28
English Summary
This publication explores the current state and regulatory trends of waste plastic recycling, focusing on chemical recycling methods and their applications. It provides insights into various processes such as depolymerization, liquefaction, and the synthesis of valuable chemicals from waste plastics.
Contents / Coverage
- Chapter 1: Current Status and Regulatory Trends of Waste Plastic Recycling
- Chapter 2: Chemical Material Recycling
- Chapter 3: Chemical Recycling
- Chapter 4: Recycling of PET Bottles
- Chapter 5: Depolymerization of Waste Plastics
- Chapter 6: Liquefaction of Waste Plastics
- Chapter 7: Decomposition of Waste Plastics by Microwave
- Chapter 8: Synthesis of Light Olefins from Waste Plastics
- Chapter 9: Production of Aromatics from Waste Plastics
- Chapter 10: Recycling of Waste Tires
- Chapter 11: Utilization of Waste Plastics
- Chapter 12: Gasification of Waste Plastics
- Chapter 13: Pyrolysis Testing of Waste Plastics
- Chapter 14: Plastics from CO2 Feedstock
- Chapter 15: Utilization of Municipal Waste Containing Waste Plastics
- Chapter 16: Outlook on Plastic Recycling
Why This May Matter Internationally
As global concerns about plastic waste continue to rise, this book addresses innovative recycling technologies that can be applied internationally, making it relevant for researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals involved in waste management and recycling.
Keywords: Japan,technical book,Science & Technology
