Researchers design a bioplastic from mango peel, hibiscus, and roasted coffee residues

A group of Mexican researchers has studied the effect of adding the by-products of mango, hibiscus, and coffee in the development of bioplastics made from starch

Starch is a natural polymer and the material most widely used to manufacture biodegradable plastics due to its renewability, availability,…

Full text: https://www.freshplaza.com/article/9386407/researchers-design-a-bioplastic-from-mango-peel-hibiscus-and-roasted-coffee-residues/

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Fresh Plaza, 2021-12-24.

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Cinvestav Querétaro
University of Guerrero (Universidad Autonoma de Guerrero UAGro)

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