The word "plastic" is an old word meaning something along the lines of "moldable". Many materials commonly called plastics are moldable, at least if you heat them up (not all of them, though; it always gives me a little twinge to hear someone call a material like Bakelite "plastic" ... it will burn before it softens or melts).
Plastics comes from the Greek word "plastikos" meaning "fit for molding" and refers to its plasticity during manufacture (Hammer 2010)
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Plastics are Carbon Based, therefore are Organic.
Berry Plastics was created in 1967.
Thermosetting plastics
the plastics are cheap, durable and easily made into intricate shapes.
Plastics which once moulded into a shape do not become soft on heating and cannot be moulded again are called thermosetting plastics.
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They were the Plastics.
flexibles is another name for them
The main building block for plastics is not an element but rather a molecule that's called 'monomere' which turns into a 'polymere' by combining many molecules together (polymerisation reaction) in plastics
LEXANLexan is a registered trademark for SABIC Innovative Plastics' (formerly General Electric Plastics) brand of polycarbonate resin thermoplastic
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By Alexander Parkes in the 1850's and it was first called Parkesine
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What plastics are there that we use?
These plastics are biodegradable plastics and their name is polycarbonide.
The first synthetic plastic was in vented in 1905 by Leo Baekland and was called Bakelite. Other plastics: neoprene (1932), polythene (1933), perspex (1934), and nylon (1938).