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Recyclable polyolefin-like materials with weakened all-carbon backbones
Polyolefins are challenging to recycle following a circular model owing to the recalcitrance of their constitutive C–C bonds. Now, a strategy based on intrinsically weakened C–C bonds is proposed to design biologically derived polyolefin-like materials that can be readily deconstructed back to monomers.