What chemical eats plastic?
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PETase got its name from its ability to degrade these PET plastics. To deconstruct PET plastic even more quickly and at low temperatures, researchers adjusted PETase to create a new enzyme, called FAST-PETase, which gives bacteria the ability to recycle waste plastic efficiently.