聚合物和可持续性——一个不可能的组合?

Q3 Multidisciplinary
Philip B. V. Scholten
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摘要

聚合物,在日常生活中被称为塑料,对我们当前的生活方式至关重要。在过去的一百年里,许多技术的进步都是由于这些多功能、轻便和廉价的材料才得以实现的。虽然我们目前使用这种材料的问题是显而易见的,但这篇文章强调了聚合物的优势,以及它们如何成为一个更可持续的未来和可能的循环经济的关键。
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Polymers and Sustainability – an Impossible Combination?
Polymers, known as plastics in everyday life, are essential to our current way of life. Many of the technological advances of the last hundred years were only made possible by these versatile, lightweight and cheap materials. While problems with our current use of this material are evident, this article highlights the advantages of polymers and how they are key to a more sustainable future with a possibly circular economy.
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Bulletin de la Societe Royale des Sciences de Liege
Bulletin de la Societe Royale des Sciences de Liege Multidisciplinary-Multidisciplinary
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期刊介绍: The ‘Société Royale des Sciences de Liège" (hereafter the Society) regularly publishes in its ‘Bulletin" original scientific papers in the fields of astrophysics, biochemistry, biophysics, biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, mineralogy or physics, following peer review approval.
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