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Advise the patient to use an impervious container with a properly fitting lid, such as a coffee can, fa safe disposal of needles. A plastic milk jug with a lid or a heavy-duty, dean, cardboard milk or juice carton may be used if necessary. [Pg.27]

Brick-sized block of ice flat board, such as length of 2-by-4 or meter-stick two straight-back chairs thin metal wire about 1 meter long (copper works best) two heavy weights, such as dumbbells or plastic milk jugs filled with water... [Pg.258]

The principal plastics that show up in municipal wastes are the polyethylenes, polystyrenes, and polypropylenes. These include polyethylene terephthalate (PET) used in soil drink containers, high density polyethylene (HDPE), used in milk jugs, and polystyrene, used in fast-food containers, which, incidentally, were first banned in Oregon (1989). [Pg.1714]

This process offers a route for the manufacture of complex shapes and, in the traditional pottery industry, is the accepted method for the production of teapots, milk jugs, figurines and large articles such as wash-hand basins. It may be necessary for the mould to be made up of a number of pieces so that the cast article can be removed. [Pg.109]

Commodity plastics HDPE milk jugs PET juice bottles LDPE mustard containers PS yogurt lids PP sour cream containers PP battery cases yes yes no no no yes yes yes no no no no no maybe no no no yes yes-household yes-household no no no yes-commercial... [Pg.198]

M several pieces of different kinds of plastic (e.g., HDPE cut from milk jugs, LDPE from lab wash bottles, polypropylene from yogurt cartons, PET from soda bottles, polystyrene from Tic-Tac mint boxes or CD jewel cases, etc.)... [Pg.245]

B. Make a milk jug, where stiffness and good barrier properties are more important than optical clarity. Explain the basis of your choice (i.e., don t be lazy and just guess ). [Pg.44]

Polyethylene, the plastic in milk jugs and plastic bags, and other chain-growth polymers (Section 30.2)... [Pg.1]

Synthetic polymers are perhaps more vital to the fabric of modern society than any other group of compounds prepared in the laboratory. Nylon backpacks and polyester clothing, car bumpers and CD cases, milk jugs and grocery bags, artificial heart valves and condoms—all these products and innumerable others are made of synthetic polymers. Since 1976, the U.S. production of synthetic polymers has exceeded its steel production. Figure 30.1 illustrates several consumer products and the polymers from which they are made. [Pg.1145]

HOPE High-density polyethylene Milk jugs, trash bags, detergent bottles, bleach bottles, aspirin bottles... [Pg.712]

The properties of a polymer are different from those of the monomers that formed it. For example, the polyethylene plastic in milk jugs is made when molecules of gaseous ethylene react to form long chains. The unique properties of a given polymer, such as tensile strength, water-repellency, or flexibility, are related to the polymer s enormous size and the way its monomers join together. [Pg.649]

Use once, then make into a different object, which after use can be burned or buried (high-density polyethylene milk jug made into a container for motor oil). [Pg.424]

Discard broken shovel and buy a new one Single-use soft-drink container Single-use polyethylene milk jug Single-use glass cider jug Assortment of two dozen screws in plastic container... [Pg.425]

Rumber (Rumber Materials, Inc.) 50% HDPE (milk jugs and grocery bags) -i- 50% rubber tires, density = 902 kg/m, tensile strength = 22 MPa. [Pg.1147]

Learning chemistry requires learning a new language. Although we use the word plastic in everyday life to describe many objects, chemists require names for these materials that are more precise. For example, plastic milk jugs, garden furniture, and trash cans are made -w... [Pg.93]

Figure 22.20 Plastic lumber Is made from recycled plastic, such as used soft-drink bottles, milk jugs, and other polyethylene waste. [Pg.813]


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