What are flying discs made of?
Flying discs take polyethylene, polypropylene and ink directly. Trace them back and you pass 25 made things on the way to 15 raw materials.
How flying discs are made See it on the map
What goes straight in
From the ground: 15 raw materials
- Water through ink
- Natural gas through polyethylene, ethylene
- Crude oil through polypropylene, propylene
- Soybeans through ink, vegetable oil
- Rapeseed through ink, vegetable oil
- Clay through ink, vegetable oil
- Air through ink, carbon black
- Titanium ore through ink, titanium dioxide
- Iron ore through ink, pigment
- Sulfur through ink, pigment
- Corn through ink, ethanol
- Sugarcane through ink, ethanol
- Rock salt through ink, titanium dioxide, chlorine
- Coal through ink, titanium dioxide, coke
- Sugar beet through ink, ethanol, baker's yeast, molasses
Made along the way: 22 things
Metals 1
Chemicals and fuels 17
EthylenePropyleneCarbon blackTitanium dioxidePigmentEthanolNaphthaHexanePhenolFormaldehydeChlorineOxygen gasSulfuric acidHydrogenBenzeneMethanolToluene