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ISBN/EAN: 9783110666755

ISBN - alternative Schreibweisen:
3-11-066675-8, 978-3-11-066675-5
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Autor des Buches: vincent, jager, voet
Titel des Buches: circular, voet

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Autor/in: Vincent Voet; Jan Jager; Rudy Folkersma
Titel: De Gruyter Textbook; Plastics in the Circular Economy
Verlag: De Gruyter
292 Seiten
Erscheinungsjahr: 2021-03-22
Berlin/Boston
Gedruckt / Hergestellt in Deutschland.
Gewicht: 0,505 kg
Sprache: Englisch
99,95 € (DE)
99,95 € (AT)
Available
100 b/w and 170 col. ill.

BC; B131; Hardcover, Softcover / Technik/Chemische Technik; Chemie; Verstehen; SCI013080 SCIENCE / Chemistry / Environmental (see also Environmental Science); SCI026000 SCIENCE / Environmental Science (see also Chemistry / Environmental); SCI093000 SCIENCE / Laboratory Techniques; SCI097000 SCIENCE / Physics / Polymer; TEC009010 Technology & Engineering / Chemical & Biochemical; TEC021000 Technology & Engineering / Materials Science / General; Sustainability; Industrial chemistry & manufacturing technologies; Plastics & polymers technology; Materials science; Pollution control; Natürliche Ressourcen, Energie und Umwelt; Technische Chemie; Plastik; Umwelt; Plastics; Environment. Textbook; Nachhaltigkeit; Kunststoffe und Polymere; technischer Umweltschutz; EA; EA

We cannot imagine a world without plastics. Plastic products make our daily life safe, healthy and convenient. Besides all the benefits, the current plastics economy gives rise to environmental concerns with respect to fossil oil depletion and plastic waste accumulation. In a circular economy, however, plastics can be redesigned for reusability and recyclability. This book makes the topic of sustainable plastics approachable for students and career starters alike, describing the nature and chemistry of (bio)polymers as well as how to create a closed loop of plastic materials.

We cannot imagine a world without plastics. Plastic products make our daily life safe, healthy and convenient. Besides all the benefits, the current plastics economy gives rise to environmental concerns with respect to fossil oil depletion and plastic waste accumulation. In a circular economy, however, plastics can be redesigned for reusability and recyclability. This book makes the topic of sustainable plastics approachable for students and career starters alike, describing the nature and chemistry of (bio)polymers as well as how to create a closed loop of plastic materials.

Vincent Voet received his PhD degree in 2010 for his research on the synthesis of fluorinated block copolymers at the University of Groningen. At this moment, he is Associate Professor Sustainable Polymers at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. His current research interests are (de)polymerization of plastics and vat photopolymerization of sustainable resins.

Rudy Folkersma started his research career at the Dutch Polymer Institute in Eindhoven. Since 2011 he is professor at the Academy Technology & Innovation at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands. He has a background in polymer technology, colloid chemistry and thermodynamics. His research and educational work is focusing on (bio)polymers, (bio)composites and recycling of plastics.

Jan Jager has carried out several years of research into various plastics for new yarn developments at Akzo Nobel. He was co-founder of Applied Polymer Innovations (API) and became a professor at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences in 2012. Within the professorships of Sustainable Polymers and Circular Plastics, he is closely involved in research and education in the field of plastics recycling and the development of new products based on biopolymers.