Hi Friends, A humble request to all who use thermocol….. When you use thermocol for your craft, make sure you dispose off thermocol in a safe way. Thermocol releases poisonous gases like all other plastics when burnt. So, do not burn thermocol. I generally dissolve thermocol in petrol and dispose it off. Around 200ml of petrol is sufficient to dissolve a big sheet of thermocol. I still use thermocol because, thermocol is very good for making crafts, and you can carve any shapes as wood does. In this way you can utilise all the waste thermocol that comes to your home in deliveries as packaging materials. Thermocol is made of polystyrene, which is a long chain of carbons that has a phenyl (benzene, C6H5) group coming attached to every other carbon (so on carbon 1,3,5 etc.). It's molecular formula is (C8H8)n, where n is a big number since it's a polymer (many molecules chained together). Petrol (gasoline) is mixture of hydrocarbons with the formula C(n)H(2n+2). Usually the molecules have 8 carbons (or so), so we can just say its formula is C8H18. So when petrol and thermocol mix, no reaction happens. but, the thermocol will dissolve in the petrol. You can try it……. Thanks.
Hello I'm trying to do this but I'm not sure which subject should i use it for SS or ENGLISH, so can you tell me which subject this is for, I am going to make this model and explain this but for which subject.... Please help me
Technically its an Engineering project. But, you can also do it for science projects. From 1889, the Eiffel Tower was used as a laboratory of measurements and scientific experiments. Considerable scientific apparatus was installed (barometers, anemometers, lightning conductors etc.). Moreover, Gustave Eiffel set himself an office aside on the third floor to make astronomical and physiological observations.
Hi Friends,
A humble request to all who use thermocol…..
When you use thermocol for your craft, make sure you dispose off thermocol in a safe way. Thermocol releases poisonous gases like all other plastics when burnt. So, do not burn thermocol.
I generally dissolve thermocol in petrol and dispose it off. Around 200ml of petrol is sufficient to dissolve a big sheet of thermocol.
I still use thermocol because, thermocol is very good for making crafts, and you can carve any shapes as wood does. In this way you can utilise all the waste thermocol that comes to your home in deliveries as packaging materials.
Thermocol is made of polystyrene, which is a long chain of carbons that has a phenyl (benzene, C6H5) group coming attached to every other carbon (so on carbon 1,3,5 etc.). It's molecular formula is (C8H8)n, where n is a big number since it's a polymer (many molecules chained together).
Petrol (gasoline) is mixture of hydrocarbons with the formula C(n)H(2n+2). Usually the molecules have 8 carbons (or so), so we can just say its formula is C8H18.
So when petrol and thermocol mix, no reaction happens. but, the thermocol will dissolve in the petrol.
You can try it…….
Thanks.
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Thermocol or form sheet
Thermocol
What is the radius of the circle for the lower part curve and how long should the top be
Can i make this with foam sheet
Foam sheet will bend. Use thermocol for large models (You can use foam sheet for very small models)
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Thermocol ke or craft bataye
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Hello I'm trying to do this but I'm not sure which subject should i use it for SS or ENGLISH, so can you tell me which subject this is for, I am going to make this model and explain this but for which subject.... Please help me
Technically its an Engineering project. But, you can also do it for science projects. From 1889, the Eiffel Tower was used as a laboratory of measurements and scientific experiments. Considerable scientific apparatus was installed (barometers, anemometers, lightning conductors etc.). Moreover, Gustave Eiffel set himself an office aside on the third floor to make astronomical and physiological observations.
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