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TRAINING PLAN

Proposed research topic: CO-SOLVENT AIDED DEPOLYMERIZATION OF PET

1. Introduction:
Provide a background on the global plastic pollution crisis.
Emphasize the limitations of current plastic waste management methods.
Introduce the research focus on chemical recycling through glycolysis with co-solvent assistance.

2. Literature Review:
Conduct an extensive review of literature related to chemical recycling, with a specific focus on
glycolysis and the effect of co-solvent.
Identify key studies and advancements in co-solvent-supported processes.
Evaluate the successes and challenges of glycolysis in plastic recycling.

3. Research Objectives:
Investigate the effectiveness of glycolysis in depolymerizing different types of plastics.
Explore the impact of co-solvents on enhancing glycolysis efficiency.

4. Methodology:
b. Detail the glycolysis process parameters, including temperature, pressure, and reaction time.
c. Identify and characterize suitable co-solvents and their concentrations.
d. Develop experimental protocols for chemical analysis and material characterization.

5. Sampling and Data Collection:


a. Define the sampling strategy for obtaining plastic waste samples.
b. Detail procedures for sample preparation and glycolysis reactions.
c. Establish a systematic approach for collecting and recording experimental data.
6. Data Analysis:
a. Specify analytical techniques for assessing the efficiency of glycolysis.
b. Develop methods for characterizing the chemical and physical properties of recycled products.
c. Utilize statistical tools for data interpretation.

7. Significance and Impact:


a. Discuss how the proposed research contributes to the advancement of chemical recycling
technology.
b. Consider the environmental benefits and economic implications of the glycolysis process.
c. Address the potential scalability and practical application of the proposed method.

8. Risk Assessment:
a. Identify potential risks and challenges associated with the research, such as chemical hazards
or technical difficulties.
b. Develop contingency plans to mitigate risks and address unforeseen circumstances.

9. Conclusion:
Summarize the comprehensive research plan, emphasizing its systematic approach and potential
contributions to the field of chemical recycling through glycolysis with co-solvent support.
Adjustments may be made based on ongoing findings and evolving research needs.

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