Composition and Properties of Biodegradable Materials
Abstract The important possibility of fabricating biodegradable materials by incorporating different bio- and photodegradable additives in the polymer is demonstrated. Changes were found in the structure and properties of degradable materials during exposure to soil microorganisms, air, and UV radia...
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