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Transparent Wood? Scientists Invent Biodegradable Material That Could Replace Plastics

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A team of researchers searching for safe, sustainable, and biodegradable alternatives to plastics presented a new type of transparent material at the American Chemical Society (ACS) spring meeting, ACS Spring 2025, in San Diego, California. Unlike previous transparent “wood” designs that sacrifice some biodegradability for strength by including certain types of plastics, the team said its eco-friendly see-through material is made with all natura…

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Transparent Wood? Scientists Invent Biodegradable Material That Could Replace Plastics

A team of researchers searching for safe, sustainable, and biodegradable alternatives to plastics presented a new type of transparent material at the American Chemical Society (ACS) spring meeting, ACS Spring 2025, in San Diego, California. Unlike previous transparent “wood” designs that sacrifice some biodegradability for strength by including certain types of plastics, the team said its eco-friendly see-through material is made with all natura…

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