ALP project - Bio-plastic from banana peels

[@AlonsoGordillo]

If any one need some more information, the honey is a natural polymer that works like a plastifier in the mix, the thyme and the cinnamon are antimycotic and fungicide. For make it dry faster it possible to put the mix in a oven with a temperature less than 60°C for 2hrs.

[@tarunmunjal1721]

Though can we substitute thyme with any other herb with rosemary or basil? or with anything else

[@user-xc9yp1yd1v]

It will still work if I don't put the thyme

[@stephanieortega5916]

I'm just confused..why did you use cinnamon,thyme, vinegar and honey?

[@priscillachawla9298]

Vinegar is to make it more bendy. Maybe cinnamon is to prevent mold and bacteria? I don't know about the other two ingredients, I'm curious as well!

[@cirahkwon]

Honey - plasticizer (to create a flexible plastic) Vinegar - Acid (to break branched polymer [amylopectin] to linear polymer [amylose])

[@Geezweez788]

Its probably an edible plastic wrap.

[@tarunmunjal1721]

Though can we substitute thyme with any other herb with rosemary or basil? or with anything else

[@PooVibes]

This is awesome. -Why Vinegar,Honey,Cinnamon and thyme used here,does this ingredients have any specific biological properties.

[@fatmazohra4816]

For odour .. Probably

[@WrikSen]

Vinegar also helps in breaking down Polymer chains, as they need to reareanged during making of plastic.. For honey, I guess it is for making the final product more malleable.. Gylcerine is also an alternative

[@saurabhbankar5439]

Sir plz suggest mi any food tech related research topic

[@jacquelinegraciella6052]

What was the texture of the bioplastic like? Did it tear easily?

[@user-xh5xo6pz9v]

is it durable?....

[@reynaldodelacruz1921]

Is this durable

[@vallenxiag4016]

will it be okay if i dont use any herb (like thyme) at all?

[@smileyface8996]

does this experiment actually work?

[@danno6169]

What do you use the finished product for?

[@mimosamama6291]

did u apply heat to the evaporating dish?

[@insyirahsyafie342]

How much banana did u use?

[@stephanieortega5916]

Was it strong?

[@vasanagoudashivanagoudra270]

Hello,can I have a paper about this synthesise and the characteristics properties?

[@vatsaljhaveri9258]

Can we use Turmeric as an antimicrobial agent instead of cinnamon ?

[@b04-aquisapkeithnathanielt42]

can it be ripped easily?

[@alivingorganism1085]

What are its uses?

[@learingwithkishorknfromkvt6495]

Can we bake it in oven???

[@kcassie]

so cool but how can we turn that into a plastic spoon

[@insyirahsyafie342]

is there another way then letting it cool for 2 days?

[@mimosamama6291]

fridge overnight?

[@shivansingh487]

Cool

[@vbcoachingclasses1116]

What about strength

[@yadnyeshbawaskar2168]

Is thyme a spice which you have used

[@fatmazohra4816]

Yas

[@AV314]

What is the importance of thyme?

[@fatmazohra4816]

It is probably for odour or smell

[@300subscriberswithoutanyvi4]

I made the product just an hour ago,and I'm going to present it tomorrow,is there any other ways than 2 days of cooling

[@cerenacar1195]

300 subscribers without any videos challenge was it strong

[@movielover8548]

💚💚

[@soobunniee2326]

hello! can i use glycerine instead of honey?

[@soobunniee2326]

oh great i actually used both glycerine and honey, and guess what, the plasticity is even better!

[@teejay6523]

@@soobunniee2326 measurements please?

[@teejay6523]

@@soobunniee2326 and when did u add the glycerol?

[@user-ij6ud8jt5e]

This is the second request for using the still images from this video clip. I found your video very interesting as listening material for students, which will be included in a book, “Teaching Grammar” for teachers. Is it OK if I use them for free? Thank you for giving this request your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Yasuyuki Mizohata

[@OngSK-by9ie]

Yes. please.

[@ernieortillo7041]

Is this thing can be eat? plz can someone answer me.

[@altheagaviola3540]

HAHAHHA gagi wag

[@user-ij6ud8jt5e]

I am a High School English teacher in Japan and am working for the publication of a book, entitled “Teaching Grammar” for teachers. As one of the co-authors of the book, I found your video very interesting as listening material for students. I plan to use the still images retrieved from this video clip. Even though the publication will be commercially available, the profit that is expected is very small due to the number of teachers who want to buy the book. Is it OK if I use them for free? Thank you for giving this request your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Yasuyuki Mizohata

[@daphneong5998]

Hi Mizohata san. Thank you for your interest in my video. You may use the still images for free in your book.

[@TheLoonu]

@@daphneong5998 You're not the person who has uploaded the video...

[@prishabasak3002]

this so does not work lmao. how is it even possible. i tried it and it fell apart easily. besides, no property of plastic was similar to this. try making plastic from starch powder rather. thanks!

[@yadnyeshbawaskar2168]

What is thyme

[@dharmendharalla1859]

Dhaniya

[@sdm47]

Yadnyesh Mahajan It’s an herb that has been ground up into a spice You can find the herb among the vegetables and the spice among the spices What he used was the spice

[@lauritslao5646]

Gaymerne har været her

[@globalbusinessmachines3122]

The finished product is nothing like plastic at all to me.. You waste my 3 minutes.