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Polyvinyl chloride
PVC, or polyvinyl chloride, is a thermoplastic polymer made of 57% sea salt and 43% oil, discovered in the 19th century. It resists moisture, chemicals and fire.
PVC comes in several forms, such as rigid, flexible, plasticised and expanded, each suited to specific uses such as piping, coatings, packaging and many more.
It plays a major role in sectors as varied as industry, medical equipment and electrical cabling.
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