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Research and Applications of Biodegradable Plastics

Professor Introduction

 J. M | Ph.D. in  Polymer Science and Engineering

Home Institute：  Fudan University

[ Research Interests ] Expertise in the synthesis and modification of various chemical materials, with in-depth research in chemical and biomedical materials.
[ Publications ]  Authored and published over seventeen high-level journal papers、Presented seven papers at international conferences、Holds six invention patents

Project Description

This project delves into the advanced concepts and research methods of biodegradable plastics, including their chemical structure, degradation mechanisms, environmental impact, and practical applications. Through case studies and practical applications, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of this field.

Project Keywords

Plastic degradation
biodegradable plastics
material chemistry
 environmental science

Project Outline

Part 1 :   Introduction to Biodegradable Plastics
• Overview of fundamental concepts in biodegradable plastics.
• Key principles and historical context.
• Applications and relevance to current research.

Part 2 : Chemical and Structural Fundamentals
• Detailed exploration of chemical composition and structure.
• Techniques and methodologies specific to biodegradable plastics.
• Case studies illustrating the application of these concepts.

Part 3 :  Environmental Impact and Degradation Mechanisms
• In-depth analysis of degradation mechanisms.
• Examination of structural properties and dynamics.
• Real-world examples and case studies.

Part 4:  Interdisciplinary Connections and Innovations
• Connections between biodegradable plastics, material chemistry, and environmental science.
• Development of new analytical methods.
• Theoretical and practical implications.

Part 5 : Advanced Topics and Future Research
• Current trends and cutting-edge research in biodegradable plastics.
• Identification of open problems and future directions.
• Opportunities for student-led research projects.

Suitable for

• High School Students:  Interested in material chemistry and environmental science, preparing for advanced studies or competitions.
• University students: Majoring in chemical engineering, materials science, or environmental science, seeking to deepen their understanding and engage in research.