Leo H. Baekeland did not invent plastic, but he did invent Bakelite, the first synthetic plastic, in 1907. Bakelite was a revolutionary material with wide applications in various industries, marking the beginning of the modern plastic era.
The first plastic cups were invented in the US in the year 1960, it was patented by the Wilson brand, these cups were made of plastic and a ribbed tumbler. In the year 1997 the brand Willbrandt registered a patent for another cup.
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Answershoe soles_____________________________The plastic pipe is made up of thermo plastic. Besides like other plastic, thermo plastic is a bit or more hard to get recycled.
All plastics have carbon and hydrogen. Some can have oxygen, chlorine, nitrogen, sulfur and the list goes on. It depends on the plastic. Colouring agents are added, UV filters are added and "plasticisers" are added...The simplest plastic is polythene which is food wrap and consists of only hydrogen and carbon.
The structural formula of polyethylene plastic is (-CH2-CH2-)n, where n represents the number of repeating units in the polymer chain. In this formula, each "CH2" unit represents a single ethylene molecule that has undergone polymerization to form the long-chain polymer structure of polyethylene.
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he invented the steam engine Actually that is completely false. The credited inventor of the modern steam engine is James Watts. Baekland invented an early form of plastic called, oddly enough, Bakelite.
The first plastic cups were invented in the US in the year 1960, it was patented by the Wilson brand, these cups were made of plastic and a ribbed tumbler. In the year 1997 the brand Willbrandt registered a patent for another cup.
Leo H. Sommer has written: 'Stereochemistry, mechanism and silicon'
Leo H. Baetsle has written: 'Notes on the physical chemistry of ion exchange'
why did Leo H. Baekeland what? you gota finish your question man.
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M-H- Pope Leo in a Chair - 1898 was released on: USA: October 1898
Willis H Carrier invented the air conditioner
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