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Breaking Down the Microplastics Problem with Pyrolysis-GC/MS

Professor Wan-Tang (Grace) Chen of UMASS Lowell share what her team is working on, how how her team is leveraging Pyrolysis-GC/MS technique in their novel microplastics research.

Leading academic institutions around the globe are giving much needed attention to the topic of microplastics. But just when it seems the research community has explored all corners of this critical issue, another exciting area presents itself.

Professor Wan-Tang (Grace) Chen of the University of Massachusetts Lowell accepted our invite to participate in a virtual Q&A session. Dr. Chen directs the Plastics & Environment Research Laboratory at the university and was gracious enough to share what her team is working on, and how her team is leveraging the Pyrolysis-GC/MS technique in her team’s novel microplastics research.

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In this eBook, we explore the Tandem Micro-Reactor system, a rapid catalyst screening technology for converting waste plastics and biomass to fuels and value-added chemicals.
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