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A joint research team has developed a technology to produce high-value-added plastic raw materials called dicarboxylic acids (,-diacids) The work is published in the Journal of Cleaner Production .
Plastics are produced from fossil fuels like petroleum and natural gas, and waste plastics are recycled by shredding and melting.
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