Its because the weak bonds between the polymer molecules break due to stress and the resultant energy is released as noise..(the stronger bonds keep the plastic together so you dont have to worry about crumpling your bag to dust with a great outburst of noise!)
Basically the bags are made of polyethylene film which, untreated, is waxy and floppy and not very noisy. It is elastic rather than plastic, so it absorbs stresses quietly.
However, to make the bags, the film is stretched to get it thin enough to be convenient to handle and cheap enough to give away with the goods.
This partly aligns its molecules into stiffer sheets.
To make the bags look better and the contents more anonymous, manufacturers add fillers for coloring and further stiffening.
Due to the crystallization of the polymer made to make the plastic stronger. Old plastic bags from your grocery store used to stretch and rip, but now that they are crystallized and they don't stretch as much any more.
The result is a bag which audibly protests every crinkle, crumple and abrasion.
That depends on how much you eat. One potato chip a day won't make me fat, but fourteen bags probably will.
Since you can make many potato chips out of one potato, obviously a whole potato has more mass than one potato chip.
Since you can make many potato chips out of one potato, obviously a whole potato has more mass than one potato chip.
its a folded chip that you get to make a wish on! :D
The colored circles on the back of potato chip bags are part of the quality control process during manufacturing. They help the machines detect and remove bags that are not properly sealed or filled, ensuring that only high-quality bags of chips make it to store shelves for consumers to purchase.
make it fast that is how
The colored circles at the bottom of chip bags are there to make sure the colored printers print the right colours on chip bags.
Of course yes with a little of creativity you can recycle almost everything we have. Since it is Christmas time you can make your potato chip bag into a shiny wrapping paper or perhaps a shiny ribbon for your gift.
Although he did not patent the potato chip it is reported that he opened a potato chip factory in a converted barn and also served them at his restaurant. See related link.
take a bite then make it sharp
It depends on which part of the potato they cut to make it and if the chip cracks into smaller pieces during the porcess and being in the bag.
A little "chick chick" noise