Photocatalytic C–N Coupling to High-Value Chemicals from Waste Plastic and Biomass Feedstocks

Zixuan Zhang; Yan Shen; Xue Zhang; Yu Zheng; Hua Wang; Shengbo Zhang

doi:10.1007/s12209-026-00459-3

February 3, 2026Transactions of Tianjin University

Photocatalytic C–N Coupling to High-Value Chemicals from Waste Plastic and Biomass Feedstocks

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High-value chemicals are produced through photocatalytic C–N coupling from waste plastic and biomass.
The process effectively utilizes light to drive chemical reactions in sustainable ways.
Assessment using various feedstocks demonstrates the versatility and efficiency of the photocatalytic method.
This method may enable greater resource recovery from waste materials, supporting environmental sustainability.

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Observational analysis reveals effective C–N coupling to high-value chemicals from waste plastic and biomass feedstocks, indicating a sustainable solution for waste utilization.

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