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KAIST researchers have succeeded in selectively converting waste tires into high-purity cyclic alkenes, which are high-value chemical raw materials used as raw materials for rubber or nylon fibers.
This is evaluated as a new turning point in the field of waste tire recycling.
The research is published in the journal Chem ..
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