All plastic can be recycled, even styrofoam, but it may not be economical or available in your local area. All plastic can, by using enough energy, be restored to its original condition. However, much plastic is recycled into a lower grade of plastic ('downcycling') and used for garbage bins, garden furniture and other similar products.
So, to answer the question. Recycled plastic cannot be used for:
* making glass bottles * making aluminum cans * eating.
Used plastic.
i don't really know but u know it can be recycled to many things like coins, plastic chairs and thing like that or something that is used into something unused like used paper into unused paper...
yes
Only about 7% of the total plastic used is recycled. However, it depends on the type of plastic. Some, such as PET drinks bottles, are recycled to a much greater degree (up to 35%) whereas others such as expanded polystyrene cannot be recycled at all.
They are melted down then used in other plastics
Recycled plastic is mostly used for floor cushion,childrens toys and other plastic bags. China takes in most of the used plastic from the UK.
Plastic bottles are typically made from a type of plastic known as PET (polyethylene terephthalate). PET is a lightweight, durable, and versatile plastic resin that is commonly used for food and beverage packaging due to its ability to resist degradation and be easily recycled.
The Difficulties * Plastic cannot be recycled indefinitely and is generally not recycled into food containers. * Because plastics are lightweight, they are expensive to pick up and sort. * Variety of plastics used. * Automatic sorting equipment can be expensive. * Virgin resins can be cheaper to buy. * Some resins are difficult to clean. * Highlevel of contamination of household plastics. The Difficulties * Plastic cannot be recycled indefinitely and is generally not recycled into food containers. * Because plastics are lightweight, they are expensive to pick up and sort. * Variety of plastics used. * Automatic sorting equipment can be expensive. * Virgin resins can be cheaper to buy. * Some resins are difficult to clean. * Highlevel of contamination of household plastics.
No, plastic is not a renewable resource. It is primarily derived from nonrenewable fossil fuels such as oil and natural gas through a chemical process. Once plastic is created and used, it cannot be easily recycled back into its original form.
Amorphous PET or APET is used extensively for water and beverage bottles. It is also used for clear transparent packaging, such as clear plastic folded cartons. Used APET water bottles are recycled and sold as RPET (recycled) for salad and produce trays.
Lead cannot be recycled. Once lead is used to its capacity, it cannot be used for other purposes. For example, lead batteries can only be used until the battery dies, then the battery falls under the category of Hazardous Materials.
About 300 million tons of plastic is produced globally each year. Only about 10 percent of that is recycled. Of the plastic that is simply trashed, an estimated seven million tons ends up in the sea each year.