Chemistry EST Practice

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Synthetic Polymers

Polymers made from artificial monomers derived from petrochemical sources; they are non-biodegradable and durable.

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Biodegradable Polymer

Polymers that can be broken down by natural processes into smaller, non-toxic components, making them environmentally friendly.

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Semi-synthetic polymers

Polymers derived from natural polymers that are chemically modified, often having varying degrees of biodegradability.

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Biopolymers

Polymers derived from renewable biological sources, which are generally biodegradable and sustainable.

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Greenhouse effect

The warming of Earth's atmosphere due to the absorption of solar radiation by greenhouse gases.

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LDL (Low-Density Lipoproteins)

Transporters that carry cholesterol from the liver to other parts of the body; excessive LDL can lead to plaque buildup in arteries.

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HDL (High-Density Lipoproteins)

Cholesterol molecules that transport excess cholesterol back to the liver for disposal, reducing cardiovascular risk.

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Photochemical Smog

A mixture of primary and secondary pollutants formed in the presence of sunlight, including ozone and aldehydes.

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Thermal Inversions

Situations in valleys where warm air traps dense, cool air below, preventing air pollution from dispersing.

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Cracking hydrocarbons

The process of breaking longer hydrocarbon molecules into shorter ones to meet higher demand, such as gasoline.

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Australasian Recycling Label (ARL)

Evidence-based system providing recycling instructions for packaging in Australia and New Zealand. Reduces confusion and waste by ensuring correct sorting.

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Packaging Recyclability Evaluation Portal (PREP)

Assesses packaging components (materials, shape, size, etc.) to determine recyclability for the ARL.

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ARL Symbols: Recyclable

Colored Recycling Symbol; Item can be placed in the recycling bin.

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ARL Symbols: Conditionally Recyclable

Clear Recycling Symbol; Follow specific instructions; otherwise, dispose of in the rubbish bin.

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ARL Symbols: Not Recyclable

Bin symbol; Item should go into the rubbish bin.

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ARL Symbols: Check Locally

Geotag symbol; Recycling options vary by location; check local guidelines.