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Researchers Produce Bioplastic from Wood-Based Biopaste
Scientists have transformed a viscous type of bio paste from lignin wood-based material into a bioplastic material useful for making various components. The resulting material is quickly processed, rapidly solidifies, and valuable for 3D-printing into multiple structures, including complex parts. This material and the research behind it may provide many useful industrial possibilities and applications.The study
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