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National Renewable Energy Laboratory

An NREL researcher observes visible changes in bioreactors used to test enzymatic degradation of PET plastic. In reactors loaded with less enzyme, the liquid appears unclouded and the plastic remains transparent. In reactors loaded with more enzyme, the liquid is cloudy and the plastic becomes opaque, as shown here. Photo by Dennis Schroeder, NREL

Analysis Shows Enzyme-Based Plastics Recycling Is More Energy Efficient, Better for Environment

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