A residue is what remains of an object after what is needed or useful has been taken from it.
The inorganic wastes are those from materials that do not degrade or decompose rapidly and non-animal or vegetable origin.
One of the main characteristics of this type of waste is that it is not biodegradable.
In general, inorganic waste is made up of packaging and wrapping, which are useful to protect a consumer item and that loses its usefulness once it reaches the final consumer, or by objects that are commonly used but over time. loses its usefulness.
10 examples of inorganic waste:
- Cellophane Wraps
- Plastic bags
- Glass
- Aluminum cans
- Tires
- Synthetic fiber clothing
- Unicel
- PVC Bottles
- Tetra pack containers
- Batteries and Batteries