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AkzoNobel Collaboration Studies Waste As Feedstock

2014-11-13 05:34:00| Chemical Processing

AkzoNobel is part of a major Dutch partnership working with Canada's Enerkem to explore the use of waste streams as a feedstock for chemical production and the development of waste-to-chemicals facilities.

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