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Goods put up in sets consisting of two or more separate constituents some or all of which fall in this Section and are intended to be mixed together to obtain a product of Section VI or VII are to be classified in the heading appropriate to that pro. Plastics pe rsist in the environment for hundreds of years turning our streets and waterways into unsightly and unhygienic rubbish dum ps and endangering local wildlife Plastic in the envi ronment What are plastics Plastics we re first invented in 1 Good resistance to many animal and vegetable oils as well as greases and oils in general Has low vapor and gas permeability making it suitable for gas and vacuum services Temperature Range 20 F to 212 F Size Range 5 to 12 Part Number 08 Resistant to This Chapter does not cover goods of Chapter 36 for example percussion caps detonators signalling flares parts of general use as defined in Note 2 to Section XV of base metal Section XV or similar goods of plastics Chapter 39 armoured fighting ve This Chapter does not cover railway or tramway rollingstock designed solely for running on rails 2 For the purposes of this Chapter tractors means vehicles constructed essentially for hauling or pushing another vehicle appliance or load whether or n An alternative must be found.. . Plastic Alternatives. Alternatives. Carrier Bags:-. An alternative to using plastic bags would be to use reusable bags such as cloth bags which are durable, reusable and washable so they do not have to be thrown away and will not contribute to the build up of waste in land fill sites.. Dr. . Shyamala. Mani. Professor. National Institute of Urban Affairs. New Delhi. India. Plastics waste generation. India generates 5.6 million metric tons of plastic waste . annually . Delhi generates . What is a Plastic?. Definition of Plastic from . www.dictionary.com. - any. . of. a group . of. . synthetic. . or. . natural. . organic. materials that . may. . be. . shaped. . when. . soft. . Presented by Paul . Sumade. . Lee. Chairman, International Rubber Association. . 28. May 2015, Shanghai, China. Agenda . SECTION . 1. . SECTION . 2. . SECTION 3. SECTION 4. Global Supply and Demand. Main directions and content for the activity are in the boxes to the left with the orange border, like this one.. In a classroom setting, you will lead the students through the activity with a series of questions, the students’ own responses and brief explanations.. Phenomenon:. . experiment by pouring the gel. Have you ever seen anything that acts like this gel?. What is happening to the molecules to make it act this way?. Show the beads in the jar and how they will keep falling out after you start them.. Reclaimed Rubber Market report provides the future growth trend of the market based on in-depth research by industry experts.The global and regional market share along with market drivers and restraints are covered in the report. View More @ https://www.valuemarketresearch.com/report/reclaimed-rubber-market   Watermelon & Rubber Band Phenomenon Predict: What will happen if you put several rubber bands around a watermelon? Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnSaB1OvCu4 What is the science behind the watermelon exploding? What causes it to expand and change shape? Peter . Atanasov. , Daniel Femi- . Alemede. , Stefan.  . Loubry. , Lara Mayhew, Sophie Mowbray,  Kate Reddaway, Jonathan Teasdale, Phoebe Warren and Leo Wu. Circular Economy . Enablers and favorable system conditions. . Fueling Plasticsthe twentieth century Early observ-ers concerned about marine plas-tics were speci31cally worried about marine animals becoming entan-gled in discarded 31shing gear and other plastic w