Sustainable valorization of waste keyboard keys via microwave assisted pyrolysis over Fe-Ni doped green catalyst towards clean fuel production

Muniyappan, Dineshkumar; Ramanathan, Madhangi; Ramanathan, Anand; Shukla, Kartikeya; Begum, Kadhar Mohamed Meera Sheriffa

doi:10.1080/15567036.2023.2182845

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“…The pyrolysis oil contained 45% MAHs. 150 Fan et al conducted experiments on the thermal pyrolysis of different types of plastic, namely, PP, PS, HDPE, LDPE, and PC, using a microwave oven and silicon carbide as a microwave absorber. The results showed that PP, HDPE, and LDPE produced pyrolysis oil with 99.3%, 98.5%, and 100% aliphatic hydrocarbons, respectively.…”

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Pioneering Aromatic Generation from Plastic Waste via Catalytic Thermolysis: A Minireview

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“…The highest pyrolysis oil yield (61.3%) was obtained over a catalyst having 15% Fe and 5% Ni on biochar. The pyrolysis oil contained 45% MAHs …”

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Pioneering Aromatic Generation from Plastic Waste via Catalytic Thermolysis: A Minireview

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“…However, intense efforts to develop more efficient catalytic processes are gaining traction on this front. [196][197][198]…”

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Positioning dynamic polymeric materials within the modern polymer economy: From application to recycling and circularity

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Mahmud,

Koelbl

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Journal of Polymer Science

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Innovations in dynamic polymeric materials offer prospects to improve the circularity and lower the environmental impact of the modern polymer economy. These materials are also beginning to blur the distinction between re‐use and recycling methods since the bulk material properties of the material may be rationally changed after applying a stimulus or performing a controlled chemical reaction. In this Perspective, we propose that dynamic polymers denote a unique class of versatile post‐consumer polymer waste, which shares similarities to emergent upcycling approaches while also offering additional opportunities within more classical recycling schemes. A brief overview of stimuli‐responsive polymers is presented where illustrative examples are discussed within the context of developing practical materials. Dynamic covalent polymeric materials are then highlighted, along with emerging techniques such as polymer editing, with a focus on recent reports demonstrating rational manipulation of bulk material properties. Finally, we discuss these examples alongside modern recycling methods and explore how dynamic polymers could perform in this sphere.

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Green synthesis of Ni-doped nipa palm shell-derived carbon aerogel for storage energy, electrochemical sensing, and oil adsorption

Phong,

Lam,

Xuan

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J Appl Electrochem

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Sustainable valorization of waste keyboard keys via microwave assisted pyrolysis over Fe-Ni doped green catalyst towards clean fuel production

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

Pioneering Aromatic Generation from Plastic Waste via Catalytic Thermolysis: A Minireview

Pioneering Aromatic Generation from Plastic Waste via Catalytic Thermolysis: A Minireview

Positioning dynamic polymeric materials within the modern polymer economy: From application to recycling and circularity

Green synthesis of Ni-doped nipa palm shell-derived carbon aerogel for storage energy, electrochemical sensing, and oil adsorption

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