PAPER OPEN ACCESS Effect of plasticizer on physical Kenya

Effect of Various Plasticizers in Different Concentrations on

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This paper aims to study the effect of various plasticizers (glycerol, fructose, sorbitol and urea) in different concentrations (0%, 15%, 25% and 35%) on the physical, mechanical, thermal and

Sub-Saharan Africa faces increasing levels of plastic production and importation, unregulated usage, and inadequate waste management systems. This region’s harsh conditions often lead to plastic breaking down

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Plastic additives as a new threat to the global environment:

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Plastic additives are used to impart or enhance specific physical and chemical properties (e.g., heat resistance, ductility, and resistance to photodegradation) of polymeric materials during

This review paper discusses the main results and developments regarding the effects of various plasticizers on the properties of alginate-based films during the last decades. The plasticizers used for plasticizing alginate

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Impact of plasticizers on the physical and structural

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Concrete has an important presence in the construction of buildings and civil works, so its application requires taking into account the standards, technical specifications and

The consumption and usage of single-use plastics (mainly sachets and plastic bags) are rising within Africa due to population growth (i.e. high demand), behavior shift, low

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Effect of glycerol plasticizer loading on the physical,

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A new approach to use Arenga pinnata as sustainable biopolymer: Effects of Plasticizers on physical properties. Proc. Open Access This article is licensed under a

The known values were the existing Y-values (years under study) and P-values (amount of plastics imported in each year), while the new value was predicted using linear regression.. Case studies of some countries in Africa

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Microplastic pollution in African countries’ water

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Abstract Owed to their simplicity, flexibility, lightweight, and low cost, plastics have become highly demanded in Africa as well as worldwide. However, the management of plastic wastes, particularly in African countries,

in measured physical properties of films with plasticizer type and concentration may be attributed to differences in the hydrophilic and hydrophobic proper ties of the plasticizers. SO was the

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Why is plastic consumption rising in Africa?
The consumption and usage of single-use plastics (mainly sachets and plastic bags) are rising within Africa due to population growth (i.e. high demand), behavior shift, low-income economies, and urbanization .
Is plastic waste a problem in Africa?
Owed to their simplicity, flexibility, lightweight, and low cost, plastics have become highly demanded in Africa as well as worldwide. However, the management of plastic wastes, particularly in African countries, is inadequate and most of the plastic debris is gatewayed into the water bodies.
Are microplastics biodegradable and eco-friendly plastic materials in Africa?
The physical and chemical characteristics of microplastics reported in Africa's aquatic environments were shown. The prospects of bioplastics as biodegradable and eco-friendly plastic materials in expanding Africa's plastic industry were outlined. Biomass feedstocks readily available to be explored in Africa were identified for future prospects.
Can bioplastics help expand Africa's plastic industry?
Alternatively, bioplastics are promising biodegradable and environmentally friendly plastic materials that could be crucial in expanding Africa's plastic industry. Furthermore, the continent has some widely spread biobased renewable raw materials that can be harnessed for developing bioplastics.
What is the impact of microplastics in Africa?
Although the use of plastics varies across different regions, Africa is ranked second after Asia as an indiscernible consumer of plastics that break down into microplastic. Moreover, little is known about the impact of these microplastics across the African continent.
Where do plastics end up in Africa?
At EoL most plastic in Africa end up at dump sites with frequent open burning. A thorough assessment of the management and material flows of plastics is needed for Africa. This is currently at its formative stage with supports from the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions.