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What does the word reusing mean?
Reusing means to use again or to put back into service. The term is widely known and used in the recycling of objects and then later 'reusing; them; such as recycling paper and reusing the material to create other products.
Which is responsible for recycling of material?
Bacteria is responsible for recycling of materials.
What is a primary recycling mean?
· Primary recycling is taking the recycled material and putting it back into the same product; · secondary recycling is using the material in some other end product · tertiary recycling requires breaking the material down into its original components.
What does the reuse mean?
Reusing means to use again or to put back into service. The term is widely known and used in the recycling of objects and then later 'reusing; them; such as recycling paper and reusing the material to create other products.
What should you write in a recycling story?
you should write about earth friendly tips and recycling -- write whatever you want to write!First: research recycling to see what it means!Second: pretend you're telling a friend all about it, and write down what you'd say.
Does recycling improve material quality?
not really it just reuses the material
Where are most material recycling plants?
California
What breaks down polypropylene?
Polypropylene can be broken down by mechanical recycling, chemical recycling, or thermal recycling processes. Mechanical recycling involves melting and reshaping the material, while chemical recycling breaks down the polymer chains to recover raw materials. Thermal recycling uses heat to break down the material into simpler components for reuse.
What if you don't have a recycling bin?
PUT YOUR STUFF IN A BAG, THEN GO TAKE IT TO THE RECYCLING CENTER, AND BUY A BIN LATER!
What we as students can make from waste material which is useful to us?
RECYCLING .
What is it called when you put something together out of existing material?
Recycling :-)
What material can be recovered from the recycling of tetra paks?
Plastic and Aluminium!
