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Control Number63626
Date and Time of Latest Transaction20110428100205.AM
General Information110428s |||||||||b ||00|||
Cataloging SourceSTII-DOST
Language Codeeng
Local Call NumberIP171
Title StatementThe production of Semi-biodegradable plastic using polysterene, wood flour from sawdust and shell flour from peanut shells
Physical Description(S-21);25p
Summary, Etc.The objective of the project is to produce a semi-biodegradable plastic using wood flour, shell flour and polystyrene. Wood flour and shell flour were mixed respectively in the ratio of 1.10g:0g: II.5g:5g: III.og:10g. These different ratios were the blocking ratios. The four treatment depended on the varying amounts of polystyrene per ratio. Treatment A served as t he control, replicates under these treatment were styrofoam. Treatment B was the inclusion of 25g polystyrene in the mixtures of wood flour & shell flour; tr5eatment C was the inclusion of 30g polystyrene; and treatment D, 35g. There were three replicates per treatment. These products were physically mixed. These products underwent physical tests such as strength, flammability and water absorbency. It was found that the plastic consisting of ten grams of wood flour and twenty-five grams of polystyrene has the best properties. It is comparable to styrofoam in water resistance. It is stronger than styrofoam and does not burn as easily
Subject Added Entry - Topical TermEnvironmental Technology
 Semi-biodegradable plastic -- wood flour
 Semi-biodegradable plastic -- sawdust
 Semi-biodegradable plastic -- shell flour
 Semi-biodegradable plastic -- peanut shell
LocationDOST STII PROJECTS IP 171 0 0000-00-00
 
     
 
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Science and Technology Information InstituteIP171
 
     
 
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