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Toray Industries says it has developed what it believes is the first solvent-based recycling technology for polyphenylene sulfide (PPS), selectively dissolving and separating PPS from waste while keeping it in polymer form rather than breaking it down into monomers.

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Toray Industries develops first solvent-based recycling technology for recovering PPS from waste

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Toray Industries, Inc. (Tokyo, Japan; www.toray.com) announced that it has developed what it believes is the industry’s first solvent-based recycling technology to recover polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) from waste materials. The technology selectively dissolves and separates PPS from the materials while retaining its polymer form instead of breaking it down into a monomer. Because this process […]

The post Toray Industries develops first solvent-based recycling technology for recovering PPS from waste appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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