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Again, they claim the properties are similar to polycarbonate. The properties of polycarbonate are thoroughly understood, and are perfectly suitable for a drink
by Brian_K_White 1y ago
Again, they claim the properties are similar to polycarbonate. The properties of polycarbonate are thoroughly understood, and are perfectly suitable for a drinking straw.
So again, what do you base this judgement on exactly? Do you have a sample of the material and can claim they are lying and it's not actually like PC and that it somehow fails when used as a drinking straw? Does it taste bad? Did it steal your girlfriend? Like what?
- constantcrying 1y ago>Again, they claim the properties are similar to polycarbonate The claim in the article is "strength" which is not a material property at all. Just a very vague description. Besides that obviously they do not have the same properties, because the article literally says that it is being eaten by bacteria quite quickly in sea water.