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Polylactides “NatureWorks® PLA”

Introduction Historical Outline Production of PLA Polymerization of Lactide PLA Packaging Applications and Performance Deadfold and Twist Retention High Gloss and Clarity Barrier Properties Low Temperature Heat Seal High-tensile Modulus Strength Film Characteristics Packaging Conclusions PLA for Fibers and Nonwovens Applications and Properties Clothing Carpeting and Furnishings Other Fiber Application Areas Summary Environmental Sustainability CO2 Emissions Degradation and Hydrolysis Disposal Options Outlook and Perspectives Acknowledgments Keywords: renewable resource; biodegradable; polylactic acid; polylactide; fiber; textile; packaging; film; composting

P. Gruber | Micheal J O O'Brien | Patrick Gruber | Micheal O'Brien

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