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Ring opening polymerisation of macrocyclic esters for sustainable packaging applications and network polymers
The increasing concern over climate change has led to a growing demand for sustainable materials, particularly those capable of replacing fossil-based plastics with biobased alternatives. Among these, aliphatic polyesters derived from diols and diacids have attracted attention due to their biodegrad
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