Hybrid polymer compositions with enhanced bio-degradability
作者： Jamie Antongiovanni , Peter Butzloff , Robert Berger
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摘要: A hybrid polymer composition can include a polymeric material that has dispersed within it plurality of photocatalytic particles and conductive at least some which are in contact with one or more the such provide electron donating accepting properties to enhance creation free radicals upon exposure degradation enhancing factors. Examples factors include, but not limited to, visible light, ultraviolet moisture, ozone. The metal oxide, as for example titanium dioxide and/or another non-toxic oxide. Related methods, articles, like described.
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