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Posted: 2025-04-19 09:36:58 UTC
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Researchers have developed a method to transform cellulose, the primary component of paper, into transparent, waterproof objects that closely resemble plastic but offer faster decomposition.
Development of clear, waterproof objects from cellulose.
Potential replacement for single-use plastics.
Faster decomposition compared to traditional plastics.