Tackling untouchables: IISc patents tech to deal with MLPs, textile waste

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has developed 'SaLSO,' a groundbreaking technology to recycle multi-layered plastics and synthetic textiles, often deemed unrecyclable. This patented process uses seawater and bio-acids to separate and recover materials with over 99% yield. It upcycles polymers into high-value applications, enhancing lower-quality plastics.
Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has developed 'SaLSO,' a groundbreaking technology to recycle multi-layered plastics and synthetic textiles, often deemed unrecyclable. This patented process uses seawater and bio-acids to separate and recover materials with over 99% yield. It upcycles polymers into high-value applications, enhancing lower-quality plastics.

from India News | Latest India News Headlines Today and Live Updates from India - Times of India Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has developed 'SaLSO,' a groundbreaking technology to recycle multi-layered plastics and synthetic textiles, often deemed unrecyclable. This patented process uses seawater and bio-acids to separate and recover materials with over 99% yield. It upcycles polymers into high-value applications, enhancing lower-quality plastics.
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