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kenny1999
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I am interested in a water heater found in consumer market, however, it's made of kind of plastic, I often "feel" that there must be some problem heating up something like plastic.
I understand that it should be tested and safe before putting into the market, however, I still wish to know - from the physics and science's point of view, what do you think? Could it change the molecular structure and release kind of toxic particles when a kind of plastic heated up to 100ºC but well below its melting point?
My English is not perfect. Wish you understand my questions and concern.
I understand that it should be tested and safe before putting into the market, however, I still wish to know - from the physics and science's point of view, what do you think? Could it change the molecular structure and release kind of toxic particles when a kind of plastic heated up to 100ºC but well below its melting point?
My English is not perfect. Wish you understand my questions and concern.