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where is polyvinyl chloride used
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Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a versatile, synthetic plastic polymer widely used in construction for piping and window frames due to its durability and low cost. In healthcare, PVC is pivotal for blood bags and tubing, showcasing its safety and flexibility properties. The material is also common in consumer goods, including toys, packaging, and household items, like shower curtains and vinyl flooring. PVC's capacity for customization in hardness and color, coupled with its resistance to environmental degradation, makes it indispensable across various industries. However, concerns over its recyclability and the release of toxic chemicals during production and disposal have spurred innovations in safer alternatives and recycling methods.
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