no, plastic is made out of oils usually petroleum.
Plastic.. Depends what type, but plastic pipes are made from plastic. :)
the headlights are made from plastic
Thermoset plastic is what valve covers are made of. Sometimes they are made of metal, but normally it is plastic.
Plastic in itself is a polymer. So plastic cups are simply made of fragus plastic.!
they are made of metals and plastic
yeh..because some phones are even made up of plastic
phones,plastic, and your hard drive
New phones are made from a variety of different materials that includes the wiring to make it run, the plastic for the body of the phone and the glass for the screen.
Mobile phone cases are made of rubber or plastic even fiber glass
Phones require electricity to operate, and in many areas electricity is produced by burning oil.Also the plastic used to make phones is made from oil.
Early telephone casings were cast or moulded using metals (copper,alloy,brass) or bakelite type plastic
Cell phones are like miniature walkie-talkies. Only they can transmit and receive at the same time. They don't have much power, so the cable companies have cell phone towers a few miles apart to pick up the signal on the cell phone. When the phone starts getting too far away from the cell tower, the phone starts receiving the next strongest signal from another tower.
No, not a source. Cell phones are a product of fossil fuels, that is, they are made from plastic (as well as many other things, like metals).
Polycarbonate is naturally transparent, with the ability to transmit light nearly that of glass. It has high strength, toughness, heat resistance, and excellent dimensional and colour stability. Flame retardants can be added to polycarbonate without significant loss of properties. It is used for the casing to be able to hold the phone together.
Phones were made to communicate people easier.
Orange Phones are made in UK.