
doi: 10.1007/10_2016_75
pmid: 28374047
The number of newly developed bioplastics has increased sharply in recent years and innovative polymer materials are increasingly present on the plastics market. Bioplastics are not, however, a completely new kind of material, but rather a rediscovered class of materials within the familiar group of materials known as plastics. Therefore, existing knowledge from the plastics sector can and should be transferred to bioplastics in order to further increase their performance, material diversity and market penetration.
Polymers, Chemical Industry, Plastics
Polymers, Chemical Industry, Plastics
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