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Experts Creates New Technology That Can Convert Plastics To Fuel Sources
A plastics recycling invention that achieves more with less, which was presented today at the American Chemical Society fall meeting in Chicago, boosts conversion to useable products while utilizing less of the rare metal ruthenium.
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