Division/Committee: [POLY] Division of Polymer Chemistry

The Circular Economy of Polymers symposium focuses on polymers, their properties, and processes of making them and dealing with their end-of-life. These polymers contain biogenic carbon, recycled carbon, or waste carbon. Examples of these types of carbon are: 1) biogenic carbon is sourced from plants; 2) recycled carbon is produced from various processes that recycle one type of plastics to the same type of plastics; and 3) waste carbon is the carbon contained in CO2 and/or CO or in a plastic that gets upcycled to a higher value material. Scientists, engineers, and technologists interested in the latest developments and advances in this diverse field are highly encouraged to contribute oral and poster presentations.

Martin James

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