Degradation of Bioplastics in Soil and Their Degradation Effects on Environmental Microorganisms
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...…PBS/Starch (films) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 7 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PBS/Starch (powdered) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 24.4 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PCLbased PCL Inoculum from a municipal wastewater treatment plant 30 C, aerobic Weight loss 7.6 28 Massardier-Nageotte et…...
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...…Inoculum from a municipal wastewater treatment plant 30 C, aerobic Weight loss 39 28 Massardier-Nageotte et al. (2006) PLA (powdered) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 13.8 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PLA/PFF/starch (80/5/15%)a Compost 58 C Produced CO2 53 60 Ahn et al. (2011) PLA/NPK (63.5/37.5...
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...…PBSbased PBS Compost Aerobic, pH 7–8, 58–65 C, 50–55% moisture Produced CO2 90 160 Anstey et al. (2014) PBS (films) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 1 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PBS (powdered) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 16.8 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PBS/soy meal (75/25...
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...Compost Aerobic, pH 7–8, 58–65 C, 50–55% moisture Produced CO2 90 170 Anstey et al. (2014) PBS/Starch (films) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 7 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PBS/Starch (powdered) Soil 25 C, 60% humidity Weight loss 24.4 28 Adhikari et al. (2016) PCLbased PCL Inoculum from a…...
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...Bioplastics seem to be the ideal replacement for conventional plastics [22,38,39], since they can have similar applications....
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...Bioplastics seem to be the ideal replacement for conventional plastics [22,38,39], since they can...
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...Also, PBS (a petroleum-based bioplastics) is a biopolymer often used as a binder for vegetables and fruit in agricultural fields [39]....
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...Specifically, bi -based plastics are actually t e lymers that have their carbon partially or wh lly produced from renewable re ources such as proteins and l pids [6,33,49–52], where biodegradable plastics are the polymers that are able to mineralize into carbon dioxide, methane, water, inorganic compounds, or biomass through the enzymatic action of specific microorganisms (bacteria, algae, and fungi) under the appropriate environmental conditions [24,30,33,39,53]....
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...Another way to quantify the biodegradability of a product is the decrease of TC (total carbon) [39]....
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...This has caused environmental problems such as air, soil and water pollutions [1] [2]....
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...The use of these bioplastics as a replacement for conventional plastics is being tried in agricultural fields, medical fields, and the dairy industries [3]-[5]....
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