Fungal Species:  Pénicillium funiculosum

Ecotoxicity of the Adipate Plasticizers: Influence of the Structure of the Alcohol Substituent

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This research developed new environmentally-friendly plasticizers for PVC plastic that can safely break down in soil without creating toxic byproducts. Unlike commonly used phthalate plasticizers that can be harmful to health and persist in the environment, these new adipate-based plasticizers offer a safer alternative while maintaining good material properties. Impacts on everyday life: – Safer plastic products for consumer use – Reduced environmental contamination from plastic additives – More sustainable and biodegradable plastic materials – Lower risk of toxic chemical exposure from plastic products – Advancement toward greener chemistry solutions

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Designing of Green Plasticizers and Assessment of the Effectiveness of Their Use

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This research developed new environmentally friendly additives for PVC plastic that help it break down naturally after use, unlike traditional plastics that persist for over 100 years. The new additives maintain the desired properties of the plastic during use while allowing it to biodegrade when disposed of in soil or compost. Impacts on everyday life: – Reduces long-term plastic pollution in the environment – Helps address the growing problem of plastic waste in landfills – Enables production of more sustainable plastic products – Provides economic benefits through reduced environmental damage – Maintains performance of plastic products during their intended use

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