Chemistry, asked by reetamonisharmah, 8 months ago

Give a few examples which suggest plastics are non- corrosive in nature in long​

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Answered by sajay40
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Plastics are non-corrosive in nature, they do not react even if they come in contact with strong chemicals. For example, the cleaning chemicals that we use at home are stored in plastic bottles, instead of metal containers.

Answered by nisthasaini22
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The plastic is non-corrosive, that is, they do not react or do not have the chemical reaction with the material contained in it. Many containers like a bucket, mug, water bottles, and food containers are made up of plastics. Plastic does not react with the chemical or other items stored in the containers made of it, It does not get rusted when exposed to moisture and air and It does not decompose when left in open for a long period

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