Biodegradable Feedstocks is a class of organic-based raw materials used in sustainable additive manufacturing that are distinguished by their inherent capacity to undergo microbial or enzymatic degradation into natural byproducts such as water, carbon dioxide, and biomass under environmentally relevant conditions.
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