Chemistry - Polymer by Nor Muizzah

Group 1

normuizzah — 2025-06-25 13:27:18 UTC

JORDY ELVER OSMOND

NURLINA BINTI KHAMIS

DARRYLJOE PETER

NOOR AFIQAH BINTI ABD HALIM

NUR ATHIRAH BINTI ABDUL TALIB

Group 2

normuizzah — 2025-06-25 13:28:48 UTC

ANIS SOFIYYAH BINTI ZALIZAN

NUSRAH BINTI ATIKULLAH

NURZAHIERA SUFFIA BINTI ZUPRI

RAS ALISYA BINTI RADZI

Group 3

normuizzah — 2025-06-25 13:32:54 UTC

ANNY WONG SIONG ZHEN

NUR ALIA FARAHIN BINTI MOHAMAD SHARIZAN

SHARIFAH NURUL EIMAN BINTI SYED SHAFULAMIN

NUR LIYANA BINTI MOHD. ZAMBRI

Group 4

normuizzah — 2025-06-25 13:34:23 UTC

MOHAMAD HARIZ HANIF BIN MOHAMAD FAZIL

MUHAMMD SYAMIL HAKIMI BIN MOHD ZAHIR

AHMAD HAZIQ FARHAN BIN MOHAMAD RIZAL

CHE MUHAMAD HISYAMUDIN BIN CHE HUSIN

Example of Ecobricks photo and its summary

normuizzah — 2025-06-25 13:37:44 UTC

The image shows a hand holding a completed EcoBrick—a clear plastic bottle tightly packed with clean, non-recyclable plastic waste. The plastic pieces inside are brightly colored, showcasing a mix of materials like wrappers and packaging film. The bottle is labeled “ECOBRICK” with a white band and bold black letters, emphasizing its purpose.

In the background, we see an outdoor setting with greenery, suggesting a school or community garden. There’s also a bench and a wall structure built using EcoBricks, highlighting their real-world application as building materials. This setting reflects the EcoBrick’s role in promoting sustainability, environmental education, and community action.

The photo effectively captures the dual purpose of EcoBricks: reducing plastic waste and creating useful structures. It also shows how easy and accessible the process is for schools and communities.

Fill in this worksheet before class end.

normuizzah — 2025-06-25 13:38:35 UTC