Wood waste as raw for nylon
Scientists at Lund University in Sweden have developed a hybrid technique to convert wood waste, especially lignin, into adipic acid, which is used in nylon production. The method relies on a modified chemical and biological process employing genetically engineered bacteria to enhance yield and reduce emissions. This technology enables the utilization of wood residues and offers cleaner, more efficient plastic alternatives.
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