The effect of plasticizers on transport Brazil

Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the

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In brief, it accounts for the transport of Brazil nut shell (which is generally disposed by Brazil nut producers located in the Peruvian Amazon), the processes needed for the

We hypothesize that (1) the source of starch influences the environmental performance of the biocomposites, (2) the environmental impact of the type of plasticizer

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Plastics and waterbirds in Brazil: A review of ingestion,

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); and the transport of plastics into aquatic areas via large freshwater systems such as the Amazon,

Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the environmental burden of starch-Brazil nut fiber biocomposite production: A life cycle assessment approach Sci Total

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Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the

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Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the environmental burden of starch-Brazil nut fiber biocomposite production: A life cycle assessment approach. 1

Brazil is both one of the world's most signi icant producers and consumers of plastic, and pollutes the ocean with at least 325,000 metric tons of

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Transformative roads: Three Brazilian cities toward

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A wave of sustainable mobility is reshaping urban public transport in Brazil. From São Paulo’s shift to electric buses to the search for integrated urban transportation planning in

Schematic of a diffusion-controlled and b evaporation-controlled plasticiser loss from polymers to a gas phase, and c image of a nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) sample aged at

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Alternative Plasticizers As Emerging Global Environmental

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Plasticizers are chem. compds. used to increase the softness and fluidity of polymer materials. Phthalate compds. constitute the most common class of compds. used as

In this report, the effect of a bio-based plasticizer, epoxidized rubber seed oil on some properties (mechanical, permanence and water vapour barrier properties in PVC-dioctyl phthalate (PVC-DOP) plastigels is reported. The water vapour

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Does transportation infrastructure affect agricultural production in Brazil?
Conversely, limited impacts on global agricultural outputs and cropland changes are identified (Supplemental material A.5). On the other hand, the distribution of agricultural production within Brazil – and hence its associated environmental impacts – is heavily influenced by the projected developments in transportation infrastructure.
How does temperature affect the plasticiser migration process?
In addition, other ageing processes, such as the oxidation and annealing of polymers, are also accelerated at high temperature. 50 Any effects of these processes on the plasticiser migration process should be determined to yield a correct prediction.
Do plasticisers migrate from polymers to a gas phase?
This paper addresses the kinetics and predictions of plasticiser migration from polymers to a surrounding gas phase, an important issue for plastic and rubber products exposed to high service temperature conditions and during accelerated ageing and testing.
Does a planned railway expansion reshape Brazil's port competitiveness?
They find that the planned railway expansion would improve the connectivity between Brazil's Center-west region with coastal regions in the Southeast-South and that would reshape port competitiveness in the country. However, their study does not address the associated agricultural and environmental impacts.
What causes plasticiser migration in biopolymers?
Studies have shown that the migration behaviour of plasticiser in biopolymers is often complex. This is caused by: (i) cold crystallisation during service/ageing, (ii) phase separation between the plasticiser and the polymer, and (iii) hydrolysis and interactions with water.
How do plasticisers affect the diffusion properties of biopolymers during ageing?
The cold crystallisation of biopolymers, such as PLA 38, 54, 55, 56 and starch 57, 58, is accelerated in the presence of plasticisers, 59 which increases the crystallinity and then the plasticiser concentration in the amorphous region. This, in turn, affects the plasticiser diffusion properties during ageing.