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Researchers at Aarhus University are examining the possibility of converting discarded polystyrene into materials for carbon capture. The study highlights the role of amines in absorbing and releasing carbon dioxide, presenting a potential solution to both plastic waste and carbon emissions.
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Researchers at Aarhus University are examining the possibility of converting discarded polystyrene into materials for carbon capture. The study highlights the role of amines in absorbing and releasing carbon dioxide, presenting a potential solution to both plastic waste and carbon emissions.
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