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Need help with uses of polyethylene and their properties (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter BlueGas
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Just go through each and see which answers don't make sense:
A - plastic bags aren't rigid
B - there's no need for food containers to be electrical insulators
D - you wouldn't generally need to pass food through a pipe
C - you don't want water getting onto electrical cables or them corroding or conducting electricity to things which accidentaly touch it, so this must be the answer
A - plastic bags aren't rigid
B - there's no need for food containers to be electrical insulators
D - you wouldn't generally need to pass food through a pipe
C - you don't want water getting onto electrical cables or them corroding or conducting electricity to things which accidentaly touch it, so this must be the answer
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someth1ng
Retired Nov '14
I wouldn't agree with this because there's a reason why you don't put metal in microwaves.