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plastics are non corosive in nature explain with example​

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Answered by sudevnair33
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Plastics are non-corrosive in nature as: (i) they do not react with any substances. (ii) plastics do not react with air and water which are essential for corrosion. ... All the above mentioned properties make plastic useful for storage of various kinds of materials, including chemicals.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Plastics are non-corrosive in nature. For instance, take a plastic cup and bury it under soil. Dig the soil out after 1 month, what do you observe? You see that the plastic cup is there in its form. But if you repeat the same experiment with a paper cup, after 1 month you will see that it has started decomposing.

Plastics are made up of chemicals which give them the durability. They are usually made of synthetic, derived from Petrochemicals.

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