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September 16, 2025ChemistrySelect

An Approach Toward Achieving Greener Composites by Valorization of Waste and Other Underutilized Polymeric Materials

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SHSaurabh J. HazarikaTezpur University SSSudipta SaikiaTezpur University TMTarun K. MajiTezpur University

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This study demonstrates improved mechanical and thermal properties in composites made from waste plastics, suggesting alternatives to virgin materials.

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Composites made with waste plastics showed superior mechanical properties compared to traditional materials.
Incorporating thermoplastic starch and waste materials helped reduce reliance on virgin plastics while enhancing performance.
An optimum ratio of compatibilizers improved the moldability and overall quality of the composites, indicating effective material reuse.
Utilizing waste and underutilized materials presents a promising approach to promoting sustainable plastic waste management.

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Hazarika et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4539c31b076d99fa596cf https://doi.org/10.1002/slct.202503124

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This study demonstrates improved mechanical and thermal properties in composites made from waste plastics, suggesting alternatives to virgin materials.

An Approach Toward Achieving Greener Composites by Valorization of Waste and Other Underutilized Polymeric Materials

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An Approach Toward Achieving Greener Composites by Valorization of Waste and Other Underutilized Polymeric Materials

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