why are glass used instead of plastic in making the glass
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they are transperent and they are more visible and they shine
Motiram:
need scientific answer plz
acha lgta h dekhne m .. sayad isslye..
thank u motiram
no not for that
then
woh answer sahi tha Lekin scientific nai tha
Ki fark painda h madam.. bas mn ko bhana chiye..
ji sahi kende ho tussi
waise meko Lgta h ki plastic is very toxic for us.. ab sab jagha pr plastic hi use hoga to fr earth ka dewaliya nikalne m jyda samay nhi rahega.. ok madam ji.. isslye each one plant one.. and Save earth.. 4 our childs..
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From an environmental point of view, most people have already come to the right conclusion when it comes to one of the most important issues being discussed today, using glass bottles or plastic. Glass bottles are environmentally-friendly, plastic bottles are NOT! It cannot be put any simpler then that, one hurts us and our environment and one does not…plastic bottles are not the way moving forward into the future glass bottles are!
2.7 million tons of plastic bottles are used each year worldwide for disposable drinking bottles, with only 1% being recycled, only 1%!Glass bottles are made out of abundant natural resources, and require low energy inputs in the manufacturing process, compared to plastic. Plastic bottles are not biodegradable, meaning they can stay on this green earth for millennia. The artificial toxins from degrading plastics can leach into soil, affecting underground water reserves and farmland. While glass bottles are comparably more heavy and difficult to transport, they hold more benefits for the environment in the long run, we have to look towards what’s best for us and our children, glass is the answer, plastic is the problem.
2.7 million tons of plastic bottles are used each year worldwide for disposable drinking bottles, with only 1% being recycled, only 1%!Glass bottles are made out of abundant natural resources, and require low energy inputs in the manufacturing process, compared to plastic. Plastic bottles are not biodegradable, meaning they can stay on this green earth for millennia. The artificial toxins from degrading plastics can leach into soil, affecting underground water reserves and farmland. While glass bottles are comparably more heavy and difficult to transport, they hold more benefits for the environment in the long run, we have to look towards what’s best for us and our children, glass is the answer, plastic is the problem.
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