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plastic k chactersticks and uses​

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Answered by prasadderangula0110
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Explanation:

1. Toughness or Tensile strength :

plastics vary in their tensile strength from material to material. plastics have much less toughness as compared to metals and alloys like steel.

2. light Weight :

plastics are much lighter in weight as compared to woods, metals , etc.

3. Chemical Reactivity :

Plastics are not affected by acids and alkalines. natural polymers such as cotton, wool, etc are damaged by acids.

4. Appearance :

Transparent plastics material can be made they look like glass. plastic can be coloured in any colour and given any shape and are used for making large variety of household products.

5. weather Resistance :

plastics are not biodegradable that is why , they do not change with weather unlike natural fibres like cotton, and wool.

6. Thermal Conductivity :

plastics are the bad conductors of heat. For this reason, the handles of the cooling utensils are made of plastic material.

7. Electrical Conductivity :

plastics do not conduct electricity . This property of plastic is used for making electrical appliances like switches, irons, touches, bulb- holders etc..

8. Solubility in water :

there is no effect of water on plastics. They are insoluble in water.

9. Effect of Flame :

The plastics melt on bringing closer to flame

Answered by samsonvk
1

Answer:

here is the answer

Explanation:

Plastics are generally low cost, easy to manufacture, durable, strong for their weight, electrically and thermally insulative, and resistant to shock, corrosion, chemicals, and water.Plastics are used to make bicycle helmets, child safety seats and airbags in automobiles. They're in the cell phones, televisions, computers and other electronic equipment that makes modern life possible. They're in the roofs, walls, flooring and insulation that make homes and buildings energy efficient.

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