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Marine & Wildlife
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Hybrid thermo-electrochemical conversion of plastic wastes commingled with marine biomass to value-added products using renewable energy
Energy & Environmental Science
2023
22 citations
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Score: 45
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Jonah M. Williams,
Michael P. Nitzsche,
Lev Bromberg,
Zifeng Qu,
Aaron Moment,
T. Alan Hatton,
Ah‐Hyung Alissa Park
Summary
A hybrid thermo-electrochemical process was explored for converting marine plastic and biomass mixtures into useful energy products, addressing the challenge of plastics commingled with organic matter in ocean environments. The approach offers a potential pathway for valorizing hard-to-recycle marine waste streams.
Surface plastics and microplastics commingled with biomass are emerging pollutants in the marine environment.
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