Why are some substances are biodegradable and some are non biogradable?
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Only those substances made out of organic is biodegradable. That means they can decompose. Non biodegradable substances are usually not organic. Therefore some are biodegradable and others are non biodegradable.
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Substances which can be acted upon by microorganism (decomposer) are called biodegradable. For example- vegetable wastes, paper, cotton etc. On the other hand, materials which are not acted upon by decomposers are called non-biodegradable. For example- plastic, glass, polyethene etc.
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