International Academic Conferences on Polymers and Plastics from Conference in Europe's blog

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Plastics consist of molecules, the small particles that make up matter where as polymers consist of many identical small particles that are strung together like a chain. Plastics are the chains of polymers which can be partially organic or fully synthetic. In simple words we can say all plastics are polymers but all polymers are not plastics. Natural gas, oil or plants are refined to produce ethane and propane. Ethane and propane are in cracking (heat in a process) process which turns them into ethylene and propylene. All these materials are combined each other to create different polymers. Plastics are used in a wide variety of applications, packaging, construction, electronics and medical devices in present age. Hair, silk, DNA and proteins are natural polymers where as polyethylene, polyester and polypropylene are synthetic polymers.

Many polymers consist of various other chemical substances, and these polymers may be released during disposal to contaminate air, water, soil and food. How do polymers bad for the environment? How it is affect or friendly for the ecosystem? What is polymer plastic biodegradation? What are the main problems with polymers? How to reduce the impact of polymers on the environment? Is plastic polymer recyclable? What are the advantages and disadvantages of polymers? These are the main subject matter to study on polymers and plastics. These studies are openly clearer in international conferences, seminars, workshops or events.