The use of traditional plastics is exponentially increasing, which directly leads to the accumulation of plastic waste in the environment. Taking ordinary plastic bags as an example, their natural degradation process often takes up to 100 years, which brings a heavy burden to the ecological environment. However, existing traditional degradation methods have many drawbacks. In this context, catalytic degradation, as a promising strategy for reducing waste pollution and producing value-added chemicals, has shown great potential in the circular economy. This review summarizes the research progress of chemical catalytic degradation and enzymatic catalytic degradation, classifies traditional plastics according to different functional groups, and explores in detail the influence of catalyst types on the breakage and transformation of plastic molecular chains in chemical catalytic degradation, as well as the different degradation pathways and product distributions caused by different reaction conditions. The latest discoveries in the biodegradation of traditional plastics are also highlighted, including the enzymes involved and the mechanisms of biodegradation. Finally, the main bottlenecks currently faced by catalytic degradation technology are analyzed, and a forward-looking outlook is made on the future development direction of catalytic degradation technology, providing research path references for breaking through the technical barriers of plastic pollution control and promoting the implementation of circular economy.
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