Unleashing the potential of waste: A supercharged high-performance 3D printing resin from discarded polylactic acid
Authors:
- Yu-Chung ChangYCYu-Chung Chang
- Lin ShaoLSLin Shao
- Wangcheng LiuWLWangcheng Liu
- Brian J. BlissBBBrian J. Bliss
- Baoming ZhaoBZBaoming Zhao
- Zihui ZhaoZZZihui Zhao
- Jinwen ZhangJinwen Zhang
- 12 April 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 489
Abstract
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Funding Information
- US Department of Energy
- Washington State University
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