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Plastics are made from large polymers containing strong bonds, so theyre pretty unreactive. like plastic tubs in microwaves, if it was fairly reactive and weak, it might have melted or exploded.

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No, plastics do not corrode. Most plastics do perish and harden over time though. At this point you will fins s dust-like residue on your hands when you rub it over the item. They will eventually start cracking.

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