VIRTUAL PLASTICS UNIT REVIEW

Which plastic manufacturing process is the most common and involves forcing melted plastic into a mold cavity where the plastic then cools taking the shape of the mold.

Which plastic manufacturing process involves forcing melted plastic through a shaped opening in a "die" to create a continuous piece which is then often cut to length.

Which plastic manufacturing process is used to make plastic bottles?

Which "additive" plastic manufacturing process involves building an item one layer at a time and is often used to make prototypes?

Which type of plastic can be melted and cooled and then re-melted and reshaped into something else? Most plastics fall into this category.

Which type of plastic goes through a chemical reaction and is unable to be heated and reshaped?

Injection molding, extrusion, and blow molding all use which type of plastic?

Which type of plastic is resistant to heat and could be used for products that are exposed to high temperatures? This plastic can not be melted again.

What do the three arrows on the recycle triangle symbol represent?

The number inside the recycle triangle indicates what?