The Potential of Bacillus altitudinis B538 and Alcaligenes faecalis B947 in PET and PCL Plastic Degradation
Muthia Rahmah Dini,
Mochamad Nurcholis,
Maria Ulfah
et al.
Abstract:Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic is the most widely used type of plastic that produces waste and causes various environmental and health problems. The treatment of PET plastic waste with chemically and mechanically recycling approaches still has shortcomings, so biological processing using microorganisms or enzymes has new potential. Two bacterial isolates from the Indonesian Culture Collection of National Research and Innovation Agency (InaCC, BRIN), namely isolate InaCC B538 and InaCC B947, were furt… Show more
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