biodegrade

That bottle that takes just three minutes to drink can take up to a thousand years to biodegrade.

The new skin appears to work better than previous skin substitutes that biodegrade in situ after a few weeks.

Another problem with plastic bags is they do not biodegrade in landfills and pose a danger to many marine mammals.

Pulp bleaching effluent which are hard to biodegrade can be treated with dominant bacteria.

Latex condoms take years to biodegrade in landfills and polyurethane and polyisoprene condoms may never decompose.

Our PET bottles will biodegrade in anaerobic (no oxygen, no light) and aerobic compostable environments.

And goods that don't biodegrade readily, like many plastic bags, can generate costly waste streams.

That can mean sharing hearses, or using home-grown flowers and coffins made with cardboard (pictured) or willow, which biodegrade easily.

Hydro-biodegradable plastics are made wholly or partly from crops, which biodegrade in a highly microbial environment, such as composting.

Unlike some bioplastics, it is a drop that will neither compost nor biodegrade, though it will be recyclable.

The soy will biodegrade in 28 days, the mineral spirits will go on a long time.

Rocks don't biodegrade either.

It can take as long as 500 years for disposable diapers to biodegrade in a landfill.

And we should be glad that plastic doesn't biodegrade.

Experimental Study on Ability of Biodegrade of Fluid Additives for Offshore Drilling

Separate and Screen Fungus Which can Biodegrade Cellulose and Assay Its Enzyme Activity

Study on the Application Effect of Biodegrade Silver Plastic Groundcover in Peanut