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100-Count 16oz Amazon Basics Compostable Hot Drink Paper Cup Expired
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Amazon has 100-Count 16-oz. Amazon Basics Compostable Hot Drink Paper Cups (PLASW16-4) on sale for $11.70. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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- Compostable in commercial facilities. Appropriate facilities may not exist in your area.
- Designed to hold hot liquid; ideal for serving coffee, tea, and other steamy beverages
- Made of sturdy white paper and PLA laminated
- Stackable design for space-saving storage and easy dispensing
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Amazon [amazon.com] has the 100-Count 16-Oz Amazon Basics Compostable Hot Paper Cup on sale for $11.70. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
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| Product Name: | Amazon Basics Compostable 16 oz. Hot Paper Cup, 100 Count |
| Manufacturer: | Amazon Basics |
| Model Number: | PLASW16-4 |
| Product SKU: | B07WW7KC47 |
| UPC: | 840095811576 |
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Your mileage may vary
I personally don't purchase from Amazon and it's helped my wallet a ton in addition to not filling up my place with junk. A lot of retailers actually sell for cheaper than Amazon but everybody just thinks amz is cheaper bc it's all they know
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How is it Made?
PLA is a type of polyester made from fermented plant starch from corn, cassava, maize, sugarcane or sugar beet pulp. The sugar in these renewable materials are fermented and turned into lactic acid, when is then made into polylactic acid, or PLA.
There is more detailed information on PLA production methods below.
Is it Environmentally Friendly?
PLA production uses 65% less energy than producing conventional plastics and generates 68% fewer greenhouse gases and contains no toxins. It can be also remain environmentally friendly should the correct end-of-life scenario be followed.
However, the rate of degradation is very slow in ambient temperatures, with a 2017 study showing that there was no degradation seen in over a year of the material being submerged in seawater at 25°C.
However, PLA can be degraded by hydrolysis, thermal degradation or photodegradation:
Hydrolysis: The molecular weight is reduced by cleaving the ester groups of the main chain
Thermal Degradation: This process leads to the appearance of different compounds, such as linear and cyclic oligomers or lighter molecules with different lactide and Mw
Photodegradation: UV radiation causes degradation, particularly where PLA is exposed to sunlight
https://www.twi-global.com/techni...owisit
How is it Made?
PLA is a type of polyester made from fermented plant starch from corn, cassava, maize, sugarcane or sugar beet pulp. The sugar in these renewable materials are fermented and turned into lactic acid, when is then made into polylactic acid, or PLA.
There is more detailed information on PLA production methods below.
Is it Environmentally Friendly?
PLA production uses 65% less energy than producing conventional plastics and generates 68% fewer greenhouse gases and contains no toxins. It can be also remain environmentally friendly should the correct end-of-life scenario be followed.
However, the rate of degradation is very slow in ambient temperatures, with a 2017 study showing that there was no degradation seen in over a year of the material being submerged in seawater at 25°C.
However, PLA can be degraded by hydrolysis, thermal degradation or photodegradation:
Hydrolysis: The molecular weight is reduced by cleaving the ester groups of the main chain
Thermal Degradation: This process leads to the appearance of different compounds, such as linear and cyclic oligomers or lighter molecules with different lactide and Mw
Photodegradation: UV radiation causes degradation, particularly where PLA is exposed to sunlight
https://www.twi-global.com/techni...owisit
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