Science, asked by Chaarvi2010, 1 month ago

why do plastic melt when they are burn?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • As more heat is put into the plastic, more bonds are broken and the material becomes more like a liquid and less like a solid. Semi-crystalline polymers have a melting temperature which is the point at which the secondary bonds in the crystalline regions break. At this point the mateiral is completely liquid.

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Answered by gunnuagarwal
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Answer:

When plastic is burn it releases dangerous chemical like acid etc as well as particulates

these emissions are known to caused respirertry ailments and stress humans immiune and they are potentially carcinogenic

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