No.
Glass bottles will undergo physical changes in the environment such as breaking or sharp edges smoothing out (think seaglass), but the natural processes of chemical decomposition doesn't work on glass. The same goes for styrofoam.
No a glass bottle can not decay it is like a rock
No, but it can be physically reduced to dust.
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In the natural environment, glass takes approximately 1,000,000 to decompose. Due to the anaerobic conditions and keeping water out of landfills, the decomposition rate of glass could easily double and triple in a landfill.
Windows, bottles, a glass for your wine, beer or orange juice, mirrors, ornaments, marbles, test tubes, and light bulbs are examples of things normally made from glass.
Glass is a better insulator than plastic. Plastic is used on wire for insulation purposes because of its flexibility, where as glass is not. Glass is used as insulators for holding wires to cross arms on power poles as plastic would not stand up to the weather year after year.
In one liter there are 4 glass of water therefore in 1.5 that is one and a half liter there are 6 glass of water.
The amount of time it takes for a paperclip to decompose depends on the material it is made out of. Metal paperclips take longer to decompose than plastic ones.
because it can decompose quickly if kept in transparent bottles
You really should ask how long it takes for a milk carton to decompose. Milk bottles are made of glass, and they do not decompose, ever.
Glass bottles can take around 500 years to decompose in a land fill. This is the reason why glass is considered a recyclable element. Glass can be sterilized and re used and even melted down to make something else.
No. Glass bottles will undergo physical changes in the environment such as breaking or sharp edges smoothing out (think seaglass), but the natural processes of chemical decomposition doesn't work on glass. The same goes for styrofoam.
Fiber glass may take a very long to decompose depending on its composition. If it is pure glass or made from sand then it may never decompose.
They started with glass bottles.
It takes about one to two million years for glass to decompose.
== == Glass never decomposes. It is made from molten sand.
Actually it won't do anything. Perhaps discarded broken bottles may be a physical hazard, but recycling glass as feed to glass manufacturing processes is no more environmentally sound than throwing it away and making new glass. Glass is after all inert and does not decompose to cause problems.
In order to recycle glass bottles, it is important you call or email your waste disposal service in order to find out how their glass is processed. You can also take your glass baby bottles to some supermarkets that will recycle glass.
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If my memory serves me correctly, yes, but I'm not 100% positive.