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In the modern world, plastics are everywhere and have become a crucial part of many different industries owing to their robustness and flexibility. To better understand the chemistry of plastics and, more importantly, the environmental concerns they pose, it is pertinent to note the feedstock materials that serve as the basis for the synthesis of plastics. The sources for producing such plastics are very diverse, ranging from fossil fuels like crude oil and natural gas to renewable resources such as corn etc., which can then be further processed to form bioplastics. To manufacture different types of plastics<\/a> that are suitable for different applications, all these raw materials go through chemical processing. This article will depict all the steps, starting from these feedstock materials and polymerization, through the different plastic products, technologies, and sustainability aspects to highlight the impact on the future generation. In order to do this, the article will start from the first principles, looking at the ingredients of plastics or corn and what happens before a plastic bottle is ready for circulation in the economy.<\/p>\n

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