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The origin of plasticsOnline version

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by Miriam Cano Cano
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Synthetic synthetic petroleum origin Natural chemical polymer coal resins carbon monomers raw

Plastics are materials made up of long molecules ( ) which are a combination of and hydrogen atoms . A set of many monomers forms a .
Depending on their they can be :
. - plastics , obtained directly from materials found in nature , such as rubber or .
. - plastics made by processes from raw materials as , and natural gas .
Most of plastics we use are .

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