The actual first producer of Styrofoam cups is unknown, but they were licensed by the Dow Chemical Company. One design for the cup was patented by Warren R. Price and Alexander S. Houston, of the Waxed Paper Company on May 9, 1957. A major manufacturer of these cups since the late 1950's is the Dart Container Corporation of Mason, Michigan. Dart also made foam bowls beginning in 1969.
Swedish inventor Carl Georg Munters first created closed-cell polyurethane foam in the early 1930's, and the process was rediscovered in 1941 by a Dow team led by Ray McIntire. Dow acquired the patents and trademarked the name Styrofoam.
The first patent was in 1957.
The actual first producer of Styrofoam cups is unknown, but they were licensed by the Dow Chemical Company. One design for the cup was patented by Warren R. Price and Alexander S. Houston, of the Waxed Paper Company on May 9, 1957. A major manufacturer of these cups since the late 1950's is the Dart Container Corporation of Mason, Michigan. Dart also made foam bowls beginning in 1969.
Swedish inventor Carl Georg Munters first created closed-cell polyurethane foam in the early 1930's, and the process was rediscovered in 1941 by a Dow team led by Ray McIntire. Dow acquired the patents and trademarked the name Styrofoam.
In my experience, household ammonia slowly leaches through a styrofoam container.
Styrofoam is not renewable. It is plastic, made from oil, a fossil fuel. Plastics can be recycled but recycling of domestic styrofoam is often difficult as many recycling plants will not take it.
I would say styrofoam as they would seem easier for birds etc. to pick it apart and eat.
kill animals and it can leave litaricy
reduce plastic, styrofoam ,and aluminum foil.
The first styrofoam cup was in the 1960s and it was invented by Mr. Dart. He is still alive living in the Cayman Islands
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if its a small Styrofoam cup definitely not
Styrofoam cup is a good insulator because it is coated with foam
Hot chocolate will stay warmer in a Styrofoam cup.
the answer is styrofoam idiots
A Styrofoam cup weighs about 4.4 grams.
Styrofoam is an excellent insulator.
It is the Styrofoam cup as it is not a good conductor of heat but the metal cup is a good conductor of heat.
Heat will do it
Yes
thermos cup