polystyrene

A lump of polystyrene in a shell is pretty good, and doesn't have loose wires or flat batteries to worry about.

The polystyrene is opaque, white, strong, and particularly easy to work with.

How much would that be if it's a concrete platform with polystyrene on the inside for buoyancy?

Anyone know what would make a good salt bridge that's semi permeable to na/cl (or how to treat the polystyrene)?

Of course the S in ABS is polystyrene, but my limited knowledge is that ABS is never clear in any formulation.

Would something like neoprene/polystyrene plates (as insane as it sounds) provide a solution to slightly soggy toast at a lower temperature?

There isn't a lot of point being strangled by a blob of polystyrene foam.

Um, no, because the boxes are huge and so is the polystyrene foam packaging.

When I was 12 the local factory that produces polystyrene caught fire in the middle of the night.

You can watch some of those effects if you are careful with a polystyrene cup full of coffee dragged slowly over a formica table.

This idea reminds me a bit of insulating concrete formwork, where you use interlocking bricks made from something like polystyrene to make a form.

It weighs 93g and is made of tyvek, polystyrene and carbon fiber.

In my past, Polystyrene has always proven to fall in the "very, very flammable" category.