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YXY® Technology

YXY Technology

EnzymoGenius™ specializes in providing advanced biotechnology solutions, including cutting-edge YXY® technology for bioplastics and biopolymers research. Our portfolio encompasses a wide array of innovative technologies exclusively designed for scientific purposes. These groundbreaking tools enable researchers to explore and develop sustainable materials with applications in various industries. 

Background

YXY® technology signifies a revolutionized approach in the world of bioplastics and biopolymers that are purely scientific in application. This innovative technology, drawing its name from the molecule structure it creates (Y-X-Y), stands as an epitome of sustainable and green chemistry. Cutting-edge and dependable, YXY® technology offers a groundbreaking platform for the creation of high-performance biopolymers that could assist in the replacement of traditional petroleum-based products, thereby combating the pressing issue of environmental pollution. The formulation process of YXY® technology hinges upon the strategic use of organic molecules, involving a simple yet effective procedure that facilitates the robust production of versatile biopolymers.

Biobased circular plastic economy.Fig 1. Biobased circular plastic economy. (Sohn, Y J, et al., 2020)

The technological prowess of YXY® lies in its application for the synthesis of furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA), touted as the key component of the future bioplastic, PEF (polyethylene furanoate). In stark contrast to conventional plastics, PEF is 100% recyclable, thus underlining its potential to redress significant environmental concerns without compromising utility. This breakthrough technology is considered a vital conduit for fostering a circular economy in the bioplastic industry.

How We Can Help?

  • Polymer Synthesis: Through precise polymerization techniques, facilitating the synthesis of high-quality biopolymers with tailored properties, including biodegradability and mechanical strength.
  • Material Characterization: Analyzing the chemical, physical, and mechanical properties of bioplastics and biopolymers for performance evaluation.
  • Sustainable Formulation: Developing eco-conscious formulations for a range of applications.
  • Process Optimization: Enhancing the efficiency and scalability of biopolymer production.
  • Biodegradability Assessment: Evaluating the environmental impact and decomposition rates of bioplastics and biopolymers.

Services Process

1. Initial Consultation: Understanding research objectives and requirements.

2. Customized Solutions: Tailoring YXY® technology applications to specific research needs.

3. Polymerization and Analysis: Implementing enzymatic polymerization processes and conducting rigorous material characterization.

4. Sustainable Development: Advising on sustainable formulations and processes.

5. Continuous Support: Providing ongoing assistance and optimization for research endeavors.

Technical Advantages

  • Customizable Materials: Researchers can tailor the properties of bioplastics and biopolymers to suit specific applications, enhancing versatility.
  • Renewable Feedstocks: The technology utilizes renewable biomass sources, reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
  • Reduced Carbon Footprint: YXY® technology contributes to lowering the carbon footprint associated with plastic production, supporting climate goals.
  • Biodegradability: Bioplastics synthesized with YXY® technology are inherently biodegradable, promoting a cleaner environment.

YXY® technology offers a transformative approach to bioplastics and biopolymers research, providing a spectrum of services for sustainable material development. With a focus on innovation, eco-consciousness, and customized solutions, CD Biosynsis stands at the forefront of the industry. For inquiries and to explore the boundless possibilities of YXY® technology, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Reference

  1. Sohn, Y. J.; et al. Recent advances in sustainable plastic upcycling and biopolymers. Biotechnology Journal. 2020, 15(6): 1900489.

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