Question

Why plastic don't decompose by nature ? Or microorganism​

Answer 1

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Even those that are sold as “degradable” or “oxo-degradable” are not biodegradable. The reason is that the polymers in these plastics have chemical bonds that are not common in nature, so microbes have never been exposed to them and do not have the enzymes or metabolic pathways to break down these polymers.

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Answer 2

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Plastics are complex polymers, meaning they are long, repeating chains of molecules that don't dissolve in water. The strength of these chains makes plastic very durable and means it takes a very long time to decompose naturally.

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