Technology startup Plastic 2 Green has reported a “promising breakthrough” in converting plastic scrap into carbon products and carbon-free fuels.
The company says it successfully produced nitrogen-doped graphene from plastic scrap in a laboratory, a milestone tested and confirmed through advanced transmission electron microscopy at Colorado State University, with upcoming independent evaluation of its Raman Spectroscopy data from the Technical University of Munich.
Technology startup Plastic 2 Green has reported a “promising breakthrough” in converting plastic scrap into carbon products and carbon-free fuels.The company says it successfully produced nitrogen-doped graphene from plastic scrap in a laboratory, a milestone tested and confirmed through advanced transmission electron microscopy at Colorado State University, with upcoming independent evaluation of its Raman Spectroscopy data from the Technical University of Munich.
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