How Do Biodegradable Materials Interact with the Environment?
The interaction of biodegradable materials with the environment is a critical area of study in toxicology. These materials are designed to decompose naturally, but the process and the rate of degradation can vary significantly based on environmental conditions, such as temperature, humidity, and the presence of microorganisms. The degradation process itself can lead to the release of various byproducts that may have environmental impacts.
