POLYETHYLENE — (C2H4)N
By far the most popular plastic, polyethylene is used in grocery bags, artificial joints and plastic bottles. It’s even found in chewing gum.
Polyethylene is so ubiquitous that it’s hard to imagine life without it. But in 1933 when English chemists Eric Fawcett and Reginald Gibson discovered it, they thought of it as nothing more than a waste product. Over 70 years later, more than 60 million tonnes of polyethylene are made each year; but there is a downside, as much of it ends up in landfill where it takes hundreds of years to degrade.
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