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Sustainable design of flexible 3D aerogel from waste PET bottle for wastewater treatment to energy harvesting device
This article describes an experimental study on a simple and cost-effective approach to recycle waste polyethylene terephthalate (PET) scraps that can resolve the environmental pollution, namely plastic and water pollution, as well as to provide an alternative green energy source to fossil fuels. A
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