What is the recycle plastic and what are its produts?
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Plastic recyling is very difficult because different types of plastic are not miscible with each other.  For this reason, plastic is typically recyled by cutting it into small pieces and then molding it with a binding agent into blocks.  These are then used to replace wood in items like park benches.
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Conservation: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. \n\nStart yourself. Use your recycling bin, turn off the light after you leave a room, if you can walk or bike there don't use the car, donate to and/or shop at thrift stores...\n\nlook at the second link for more tips
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Mostly they use Isoproyle butane... not harmful to plastic.
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Off the top of my head, we recycle newspapers, cardboard, glass, metal, plastic, and plastic bags.\n\nThe recycle container gets bigger each week, while the trash container gets smaller.\n\nI suspect this is the way it's supposed to work.\n\nThings that don't get recycled include garbage, pizza boxes, egg cartons (fiber ones), furniture, appliances, and oil/paint/chemical containers.
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dont know which part of the country your in im in\nnorth county dublin. go to balley recycle in lusk they \nrecycle everything if not areoboard they will certianly know hope this helps
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Those are abbreviations for the types of plastics so that they can be separated for reprocessing.  PP is polypropylene, PE is polyethylene, and PU is polyurethane.  When plastics are recycled, they need to be separated by basic type so that the resulting mixture of plastic from different sources has similar enough qualities to be processed in the same way.  Four types are easy to recycle, PP, PE, PS (polystyrene) and PVC (polyvinyl chloride).  These are all thermoplastics, and can be recast.  Thermoset plastics, on the other hand, like PU, aren't very useful recycled since they harden once and then remain hard.  They can still be ground up and used as filler material in plastic composites, but this isn't as widely used of a technique for making materials.
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Recycle, recycle, recycle.  Oh, and get a compost going too!  :)
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"1-3 is recicable plastic,all other is to be trashed
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Plastic\nTires \nAshphalt\n\nEVERYTHING!
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http://www.recyclingbin.com/\nhttp://www.nextag.com/buyer/outpdir.jsp;jsessionid=B4D8DF9B424326D69693F42A0BA32E9C?nxtg=218c0a1c0505-FCFA3DDAB158F50F&search=plastic+recycling+bins\nhttp://www.improvementscatalog.com/product.asp?product=234529zz&dept_id=13222
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Kindly visit www.greenshell.co.th\nWe are a manufacturer who promotes to use biodegradable plastic, especially packaging (bags, cups, plates, cutlery,etc)
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PET, also known as PolyEthylene Terephthalate, is a thermoset plastic resin. What that means is that it can not be reused in making molded plastic products. Thermoset molecules crosslink with each other during processing. Once this is done it can not be undone. However, thermoplastic plastic resins are capable of being ground up and remolded. Those materials do not crosslink and can be reused over and over again, to a certain point. Examples of thermoplastic resins are PP, PS, PE, etc.
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Well before you recycle it maybe you should try to get someone to (re)use it. Start with eBay then if you don't get any bids, maybe you should give it to a local charity.
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Well plastic is a polymer.  A polymer is a big huge molecule that is made up of repeats of smaller molecules linked together.  You can think of it like a train.  The polymer is the whole train and each of the smaller units is a car in the train.  To make plastic, you perform the chemical reactions that link the train cars together.  Then you perform some process to shape the plastic into the object you want.  Usually that process involves hot plastic that you just made and a mold that you put the hot plastic into.  There are many different types of plastic and the differences between them are which train cars are used in the train and how they are linked together.
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There is more than one type of biodegradable plastic used in trash bags.\n\nOne of them is a combination of starch blended with another polymer like polycaprolactone (this plastic is commercially called Mater-Bi). When the bags are made of this type of plastic,  their biodegradation is complete and fairly rapid (weeks) in a compost environment.\n\nEastman Chemical also produces a copolyester (commercially called Easter Bio) for biodegradable plastic bags, which is  made of poly(butylene adipate co-therephtalate) polyester containing 50% therephtalate. This bags can biodegrade by 80% in 150 days in a composting environment.\n\nSome companies use regular polyethylene mixed with starch. The starch facilitates the microbial degradation of these bags, but they are not strictly biodegradable. The polyethylene particles remain for a long time in the environment once the starch is consumed by microorganisms.\n\nBASF also produces a copolyester (Ecoflex) for bags, which is produced from non renewable resources, and is synthesized from polybutylene therephtalate and adipic acid.
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Recycling is the thinking to reprocessing of materials into new products\n\nReprocessing is the action to make the new products. It is the production process. for example, paper is Recycling product.\nReprocessing used paper to new paper is begining with cleaning, digesting and so on. See Paper mfg for more details. Hope I helped
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Here take a look at these\n\nhttp://images.google.ca/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=recycle&btnG=Search