Re:A clear, strong, and thermally insulated wood for energy ...
by gnufx on Sunday October 04, 2020 @02:21PM
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They say they're made from vegetable material (for the containers, I think) and wood for the window, but I don't know what that actually means, of course.
Re:A clear, strong, and thermally insulated wood for energy ...
by maxerickson on Sunday October 04, 2020 @02:47PM
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I meant the containers are just plant based plastics, with no wood in them. There's a whole bunch of processes to derive plastics from plants:
Re:A clear, strong, and thermally insulated wood for energy ...
by gnufx on Monday October 05, 2020 @01:43PM
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Yes, ultimately I suppose all(?) plastics are from plants, possibly via geological processes. I don't know what the legal definition would be, and the packaging which says "plastic free" might well contravene it, but at least it's (apparently) compostable.
Some of them might be PVA (though water solubility isn't really a great feature for packaging).