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I read the following somewhere online and it got me thinking.
I read the following somewhere online and it got me thinking."When you mix Styrofoam (extruded polystyrene) with gasoline, the Styrofoam breaks down. All the air inside escapes, and it becomes a wet, gooey mess. If left out to dry, it gets hard again, but not like before, without the air - it resembels plastic."
I read the following somewhere online and it got me thinking."When you mix Styrofoam (extruded polystyrene) with gasoline, the Styrofoam breaks down. All the air inside escapes, and it becomes a wet, gooey mess. If left out to dry, it gets hard again, but not like before, without the air - it resembels plastic."My question now is what is the resulting goo? Is that "plastic" safe to use? Is it recyclable?
I read the following somewhere online and it got me thinking."When you mix Styrofoam (extruded polystyrene) with gasoline, the Styrofoam breaks down. All the air inside escapes, and it becomes a wet, gooey mess. If left out to dry, it gets hard again, but not like before, without the air - it resembels plastic."My question now is what is the resulting goo? Is that "plastic" safe to use? Is it recyclable?Are there any "harmful" gasses released by this process (other than the obvious gasoline vapors).
