New study provides insights for creating hydrogels using CO₂. Additionally, the use of alginic acid derived from marine waste can transform waste into high-value hydrogels for medical uses such as tissue engineering, including wound healing and organ regeneration.
New study provides insights for creating hydrogels using CO₂. Additionally, the use of alginic acid derived from marine waste can transform waste into high-value hydrogels for medical uses such as tissue engineering, including wound healing and organ regeneration.