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Which material Is the best heat insulator?
The best insulator of heat is probably polystyrene foam or fiber glass.
What is the most common material for clothing?
Wool and cotton.
Is polystyrene heavy?
polystyrene is not heavy can be heavy in certain places though
Does a polystyrene cup hold more heat than a plastic cup?
Polystyrene
What is a conventional material?
"Conventional" just means 'the most usually used". When referring to materials this means that the things which are "conventional" will vary according to what the task of the material is. Slate is a conventional material for roofing houses, but not for clothing Wool is a conventional material for clothing, but not for making bicycles Steel is a conventional material for making bicycles, but not for heating homes Coal is a conventional material for heating homes, but not for growing plants in and so on.
Is polystyrene a hazardous material?
Polystyrene is not a hazardous material (dangerous good) in transportation. However, in circumstances where a fire might be a problem, polystyrene, which can readily and rapidly burn, can be a very hazardous material.
What type of plastic material is acrylic and polystyrene?
Acrylic and Polystyrene both are THERMOPLASTICS.
What is Raw material of a polystyrene cup?
hydrocarbons
What material keeps hot water hottest?
polystyrene
What material are life boats made of?
extruded polystyrene
What is the phase of a dispersed material in styrofoam?
liquid !!
How to glue polystyrene to a different material?
Silicone is best for that.
What glue to use to fix polystyrene to another material?
pva
How does the law of polystyrene affect consumers?
The law of polystyrene affects consumers because of the chemmicals inside the material and the polystyrene is burned underground and the chmicals gets into the environment which can make consumers sick
Why is polystyrene not environmentally friendly?
Like many other plastics, polystyrene is a polymer derivative of oil. It can be, but often is not, recycled. This is because of a lack of plants capable of processing the material, and its low yield when processed from its expanded foam form. In the cases where it is recycled, it is often used in other plastics and materials. Furthermore, plastics generally decompose very slowly, and polystyrene is no exception. This means the material stays in the ground without breaking for a long time when placed in a landfill Historically, the material has been expanded using Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's), increasing awareness and regulation have led to the use of other, more environmentally sound substances. In addition, some cities have imposed bans on the material for packaging. Polystyrene is a common and useful material, however, its long decomposition time and infrequent reprocessing, as well as its disruptive introduction into ecosystems contribute to its reputation for not being environmentally friendly. src: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polystyrene
Is expanded polystyrene a thermosetting or thermoforming plastic?
Polystyrene is a very poor conductor of heat. This is why its used as an insulator in some products.
What is the name of a material that does not carry heat?
polystyrene foam cups and composite Wood material like snake glass fiber etc
