If the product has been developed after plastics have become prevalent, and so has never been made of another material, indicate that. Write the chemical equations which illustrate the harm it does. Some first aid books recommend that hydrogen peroxide be purchased in as low concentration and stored at as low a temperature as possible. Explain in terms of the chemical constituents of each mixture. Emergency flares can be purchased to burn at the side of a road behind a disabled vehicle or to shoot from a launcher for fliers or boaters who have been marooned.
Synthetic fabrics are very common.
Make a poster listing the common or trade names of synthetic fabrics and what chemical or compound each is composed of. Research into the chemical components of natural fibres. The labels of many household products have the corrosive, toxic or flammable symbols on them. Make a list of these products, categorizing them by type of risk. Identify as many noncorrosive, nontoxic or nonflammable substitutes as possible.