Efficient separation of polyester/cotton blends using a deep eutectic solvent–NaOH hybrid system for textile recycling

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Lele Zhang; Tengfei Wang; Yong Wang; Dongdong Ye; Zongqian Wang

doi:10.1039/d5gc04525h

January 1, 2025Green Chemistry

Efficient separation of polyester/cotton blends using a deep eutectic solvent–NaOH hybrid system for textile recycling

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Key Points

The hybrid system achieves efficient separation of polyester and cotton blends, enhancing recycling potential.
Using the deep eutectic solvent with NaOH enables a green approach to textile waste management.
This method offers a promising solution to the challenges of recycling blended textiles, reducing environmental impact.
Sustainable techniques like this are crucial in addressing the growing textile waste crisis globally.

Implication

Hybrid system demonstrates efficient separation of polyester and cotton blends, suggesting a sustainable recycling method.

Abstract

We developed an innovative and green deep eutectic solvent (DES)–NaOH hybrid system for the highly efficient separation of polyester/cotton blends, providing a sustainable solution for textile recycling.

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Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Efficient separation of polyester/cotton blends using a deep eutectic solvent–NaOH hybrid system for textile recycling

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