T. K. Maji, A. Pimenta, A. Pimenta, Lukas Emmerich, A. Missio
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Wood polymer composites currently attract much research to utilise binders derived from natural materials. UV stability is important as well as the final fate of the composites so their ability to biodegrade into harmless components must be assessed. In this paper, Tarun Kumar Maji and his team at Tezpur University in India have investigated the potential of WPCs made using rosin derivatives as binders.