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Chemists in Tula Find a Way to Make Materials Without Solvents

Chemists at Tula State University have proposed a new way to make substances for new materials. They worked without solvents—liquids that are often needed for chemical reactions.

First, the scientists took dry substances from plant waste. Then they mixed them with another substance and ground them in a mortar. After fifteen minutes, 87–99 percent of the starting substances had become the needed product.

Almost no extra substances appeared during the process. Therefore, the product did not need long cleaning. The scientists think their method may help make new polymer materials. But first, it needs to be tested on a larger scale.