difference between biodegradable and nonbiodegradable.
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- Explanation:
Biodegradable:
- These can be broken down into simple, non-poisonous substances by the action of micro-organisms in nature
- They can be recycled naturally as well as by man and their products do not pollute the environment
- The wastes are made up of natural ingredients
- They can produce useful products after biodegradation
- They do not disturb the ecological balance in nature
- They persist for small time intervals in the environment
- Examples- paper, cowdung, wood crumbles etc.
NonBiodegradable:
- These cannot be broken down into simple, non-poisonous substances by the action of micro-organisms in nature
- They cannot be recycled naturally as well as by man and their products cause environmental pollution.
- The wastes are made up of synthetic materials
- They remain unchanged chemically as they are non-biodegradable
- Most of the time they disturb the ecological balance in nature
- They persist for longer time intervals in the environment
- Plastic bags, synthetic fibres, cans etc
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