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Bioplastic for future: A review then and now

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Petrochemical based plastics have been widely used as packaging materials, as they have good barrier properties, stiffness, tensile strength & tear strength. Although in great demand plastics have many disadvantages like very low water vapour transmission rate, non- biodegradability etc. which further causes environmental pollution. Keeping in mind about the pollution and harm caused to the nature, newer concepts about the use of bio-plastics came into force. Bio-plastics are produced from the biological sources such as potato, potato peels, corn, sugarcane, wheat, rice, banana peels etc. These plastics are environment friendly & biodegradable, and are safer option than the petroleum-based plastics. These biodegradable plastics break down into carbon dioxide, water & inorganic compounds and degrade completely. The time-line, sources and other important details about the bio-plastics have been presented in this review paper.
Title: Bioplastic for future: A review then and now
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Petrochemical based plastics have been widely used as packaging materials, as they have good barrier properties, stiffness, tensile strength & tear strength.
Although in great demand plastics have many disadvantages like very low water vapour transmission rate, non- biodegradability etc.
which further causes environmental pollution.
Keeping in mind about the pollution and harm caused to the nature, newer concepts about the use of bio-plastics came into force.
Bio-plastics are produced from the biological sources such as potato, potato peels, corn, sugarcane, wheat, rice, banana peels etc.
These plastics are environment friendly & biodegradable, and are safer option than the petroleum-based plastics.
These biodegradable plastics break down into carbon dioxide, water & inorganic compounds and degrade completely.
The time-line, sources and other important details about the bio-plastics have been presented in this review paper.

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