Course description
Polystyrene is one of the top selling polymers worldwide. Its extended use comes with known issues such as its non biodegradation. However, ease of manufacture, number of applications and abundance of raw materials have led to polystyrene becoming one of the most important chemicals of our time. Only a few are aware of the special chemistry and the real market for new uses of Polystyrene. This course, besides discussing Polystyrene applications and properties also sheds light into less known applications and chemistry of Polystyrene.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
This course is a great match for:
- Chemists, Chemical Engineers, Industrial Engineers, mechanical engineers that aim to understand potential of Polystyrene
- Academics, university students, those looking for research opportunities
- Investors, management members looking for market chances
Outcome / Qualification etc.
This course is a great match for:
- Chemists, Chemical Engineers, Industrial Engineers, mechanical engineers that aim to understand potential of Polystyrene
- Academics, university students, those looking for research opportunities
- Investors, management members looking for market chances
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