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Plastic from plants: synthesis and evaluation of new polymers from sustainable bio-based sources
Conventional plastics impose a significant burden on the natural environment due to their non-biodegradability and reliance on fossil resources. Therefore, the use of renewable energy sources for synthesising polymers is gaining increasing attention. This thesis details the synthesis of six novel mo
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