Decontamination of volatile compounds from post-consumer recycled HDPE via supercritical CO2: Unravelling the critical role of co-solvent molecular structure
Key Points
Decontamination of volatile compounds is significantly influenced by co-solvent molecular structure, enhancing recycling efficiency.
Key finding shows that specific co-solvents improve the decontamination process of post-consumer recycled HDPE by 45% under certain conditions.
Analysis includes the use of supercritical CO2 as a main solvent in decontamination procedures for contaminated HDPE recycling.
Highlighting the importance of molecular structure in optimizing decontamination methods may lead to improved recycling practices.
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