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3. (Bio)degradable materials
Since the 1980s, the development of ring-opening radical polymerization has made it possible to prepare degradable polymers using different families of monomers. . The use of these polymers in well-defined applications is more recent. It is essentially based on the use of CKAs, an older and therefore more mastered family, but also more recently on the use of thionolactones, which have the advantage of good reactivity with acrylate-type monomers and above all greater stability to hydrolysis, making them easier to use. In particular, this section describes the use of rROP for...
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Standards and norms
- Biodégradabilité facile. - OCDE 301 - 2013
- Evaluation of the ultimate aerobic biodegradability of plastic materials under controlled composting conditions – Method for analyzing released carbon dioxide – Part 1: general method. ISO. - ISO 14855-1 - 2012
- Standard Practice for Evaluating Biofouling Resistance and Physical Performance of Marine Coating Systems. ASTM. - ASTM D6990-05 - 2011
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