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is pvc a biodegradable polymer
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PVC, or Polyviny Chloride, is not a biodegradable polymer. It is a synthetic plastic polymer made from the polymerization of the vinyl chloride monomer. PVC is known for its durability, which is a key property for its widespread use in construction, packaging, and many other applications. However, this durability also means that PVC does not break down naturally in the environment. Instead, it persists for a long period, contributing to plastic pollution. Efforts to manage PVC waste typically involve recycling, but the recycling rates are relatively low compared to other plastics. Its resistance to biodegradation and the challenges associated with its disposal have raised environmental concerns. Alternatives and solutions include better recycling systems, the use of additives to make PVC more degradable, and the development of biodegradable polymers as substitutes for PVC in certain applications.
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