Sun et al., 2025 - Google Patents
Circular Carbon Nanotube Production for Advanced Structural Fiber ApplicationsSun et al., 2025
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- Sun X
- Chang D
- Thippanna V
- Li X
- Panahi A
- Dai H
- Wang H
- Li J
- Yang Y
- Ramanathan A
- Liang W
- Levendis Y
- Song K
- Minus M
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- ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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Plastic waste accumulation remains a global challenge, with only a small fraction currently being recycled. Upcycling postconsumer plastics into value-added materials offers a sustainable solution for waste reduction and advanced manufacturing. In this study, we …
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