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Why are there 2 types of polythene?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

Polythene is a proprietary trade mark. The base material is polyethylene. Strictly the parent material is a gas ethylene, polymerized into poly(methylene) (proper IUPAC name). Also called PE, particularly in recycling circles.

There are up to a dozen different varieties of the product, depending on manufacturing technique and intended application.

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