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Microbial degradation of poly (ε-caprolactone) in a coastal environment

Suzuki et al., 2018

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3277722880445192853
Author
Suzuki M
Tachibana Y
Oba K
Takizawa R
Kasuya K
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Polymer Degradation and Stability

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Biodegradable plastics may be a solution for eliminating large marine plastic debris, such as fishing gear, which causes environmental damage. The biodegradable polyester poly (ε- caprolactone)(PCL) is degraded in various environments; however, no reports have …
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