Science, asked by omshah575, 5 months ago

Why is plastic called non-biodegradable

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Answered by arnima22

Answer:

cause it does not degrade in soil

Answered by ammaarahhabib2003

Answer:

non-biodegradable means it cannot be broken down by living organism.Most plastics in use today are made of polyethylene terephthalate, and are nearly indestructible. It is nearly impossible to decompose PET plastics because most bacteria cannot break them down.

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