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Processability and mechanical properties of spent coffee ground (SCG) and polypropylene biocomposites
The circular economy encourages optimizing use of plastics, waste reduction, sustainable materials, and processing of plastic products. In this framework, the use of agricultural waste materials promotes waste reduction and eco-design in plastic product manufacturing. This study researched the prepa
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