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Table 1.

A summary of Shukla’s methods and our proposed method.

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Fig 1.

The particle size of homogeneous dispersed nylons.

-Nylon-6, ⋯Nylon-6,6.

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Fig 2.

Monomeric rate before and after enzyme reaction of homogeneous dispersed nylon-6.

The experiments were conducted in triplicate (N = 3).

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Fig 3.

Monomeric rate of formic acid caused soluble oligomerization of nylon-6 before and after Nyl series catalyzed enzymatic hydrolysis.

The experiments were conducted in triplicate (N = 3).

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Table 2.

Nyl series catalyzed enzymatic monomeric of commercially available nylon after various chemical pretreatment.

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Fig 4.

TLC analysis after 18% hydrochloric acid caused soluble oligomerization (before enzymatic reaction) of nylon-6 (a) and nylon-6,6 (b).

A: Ahx (monomer), B: Ald (Ahx linear dimer), C: Ahx linear oligomer, D: Sample, E: 6,6-MU, F: 6,6N-1.5mer, G: HMD, H: Sample.

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Fig 5.

Monomeric rate of 50% sulfuric acid (a) or 18% hydrochloric acid (b) caused soluble oligomerization of nylon-6 before and after Nyl series catalyzed enzymatic hydrolysis.

The experiments were conducted in triplicate (N = 3).

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Fig 6.

Monomeric rate of 50% sulfuric acid (a) or 18% hydrochloric acid (b) caused soluble oligomerization of nylon-6,6 before and after Nyl series catalyzed enzymatic hydrolysis.

The experiments were conducted in triplicate (N = 3).

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Fig 7.

LC-MS analysis of nylon-6 before Nyl series treatment (soluble oligomerized sample induced by 18% hydrochloric acid treatment).

peak1: Ahx monomer, peak2: Ahx dimer, peak3: Ahx trimer, peak4: Ahx tetramer, peak5: Ahx pentamer.

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Fig 8.

LC-MS analysis of nylon-6 after 18% hydrochloric acid treatment followed by Nyl series hydrolysis.

peak1: Ahx monomer.

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Fig 9.

LC-MS analysis of nylon-6,6 before Nyl series treatment (soluble oligomerized sample induced by 18% hydrochloric acid treatment).

peak1: 6,6-monomer unit, peak2: 6,6O-1.5mer, peak3: 6,6N-1.5mer, peak4: 6,6-monomer unit dimer, peak5: 6,6O-2.5mer.

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Fig 10.

LC-MS analysis of nylon-6,6 after 18% hydrochloric acid treatment followed by Nyl series hydrolysis.

A: MS positive scan of 117 (HMD), B: MS positive scan of 147 (AD).

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Fig 11.

1H-NMR analysis of nylon-6 after 18% hydrochloric acid treatment followed by Nyl series hydrolysis.

A: nylon-6 sample after hydrochloric acid treatment followed by Nyl series hydrolysis, B: Authentic Ahx monomer, C: Authentic Glycerol.

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Fig 12.

1H-NMR analysis of nylon-6,6 after 18% hydrochloric acid treatment followed by Nyl series hydrolysis.

A: nylon-6,6 sample after hydrochloric acid treatment followed by Nyl series hydrolysis, B: Authentic HMD, C: Authentic AD, D: Authentic Glycerol.

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Fig 13.

Photographs of inside the flask before (a) and after (b) 18% hydrochloric acid caused soluble oligomerization toward used fishing net.

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