The Hydrolysis Properties of Polyethylene Glycol under Ambient Nonthermal Plasma Conditions

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Parsa Pishva; Abdol Hadi Mokarizadeh; Rongxuan Xie; Jinyao Tang; Xiaochen Shen; Yanlin Zhu; Mesfin Tsige; Zhenmeng Peng

doi:10.1039/d5ya00163c

January 1, 2025Energy AdvancesOpen Access

The Hydrolysis Properties of Polyethylene Glycol under Ambient Nonthermal Plasma Conditions

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Hydrolysis of polyethylene glycol can be enhanced using ambient nonthermal plasma, improving biodegradation.
Key findings indicate that nonthermal plasma treatments can significantly increase microbial uptake of high molecular weight PEG.
The assessment explores the environmental benefits of using nonthermal plasma for treating biodegradable materials.
Implications support the potential for nonthermal plasma to facilitate biodegradation in various industrial applications.

Implication

Analysis demonstrates improved hydrolysis of polyethylene glycol under ambient nonthermal plasma, suggesting enhanced biodegradation.

Abstract

Polyethylene glycol (PEG) has been widely used in various industries for its biodegradability. However, the biodegradation of high molecular weight PEGs poses challenges due to limited microbial uptake. In this...

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Pishva et al. (2025) studied this question.

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