What does PVC make when heated too hot in a plastic process? a. Esteric acid b. Charcoal c. Polyester d. Hydrochloric Acid
Question
What does PVC make when heated too hot in a plastic process? a. Esteric acid b. Charcoal c. Polyester d. Hydrochloric Acid
Solution
When PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is heated too hot in a plastic process, it can release Hydrochloric Acid. So, the answer is d. Hydrochloric Acid.
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