Biocatalytic plastics

Jonathan S. Dordick; Scott J. Novick; Maria V. Sergeeva

Biocatalytic plastics

Jonathan S. Dordick
, Scott J. Novick
, Maria V. Sergeeva

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Abstract

It may seem like an unlikely union, but the marriage between enzyme technology and polymer chemistry could provide fast, environmentally friendly organic syntheses.

Original language	English
Pages	17-X
No	1
Specialist publication	Chemistry and Industry (London)
State	Published - 5 Jan 1998
Externally published	Yes

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