Are plastic water bottle renewable or nonrenewable?

Answer 1

Yes, plastic bottles can be recycled. Although the process is complex, plastic recycling is possible with the melting of the bottles. After the plastic is melted, it can be made into more bottles of other things such as chairs and boxes.
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Answer 2

plastic is renewable because it is able to be melted down and molded into something such as a bottle. if you recycle that plastic, it can be melted down again, and cleaned, and remolded to something else.

Answer 3

Plastic is not a simple material. Various types can be made from renewable, non-renewable and combinations of both types of material sources.Although plastics are often thought to be made only from petrochemical feedstocks there are a wide range of natural sources where the basic building blocks of the plastics are of natural origin. With organic chemistry and modern technology even the methane that comes from the decomposition of organic materials can be changed into any of the synthetic plastics we are familiar with.The first manmade plastic It is a thermosetting phenol formaldehyde resin, formed from a condensation reaction of phenol with formaldehyde. it is called Bakelite. Cellulose is another naturally occurring plastic.

There are also plastics made from both non-renewable and natural materials. These are common in the various biodegradable plastics.

Answer 4

Man made plastics are non renewable. Plastic cannot be made naturally. All plastics are non renewable, because plastic is all artificial.

Answer 5

Plastics are made from fossil fuel products and are therefore non renewable.

Answer 6

Certain types of plastic can be recycled and made into something else. But not all plastics are recyclable/renewable, and they will usually end up at a landfill site.

Answer 7

It is a non renewable natural resource

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

Yes