In typical parlance, the meaning of the word biodegradable is different from composting. Although biodegradable refers to the natural disintegration of an object into its basic components, the specific requirements of "compost" are those basic components are organic compounds. Many plastics companies have begun to release products that claim to use "compostable" forms of plastic, often listed as a component of corn starch. However, these claims are questionable.
The self-defined compost is combined with the operation of the biodegradable plastic industry. This is a material that can be biodegradable. It is indistinguishable in the compost yard and other visions. Rates with known compostable materials.
It must be noted that "carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds, and biomass" includes any substance available to them in the known universe, releasing plastic composted plastic bags, utensils, etc. made by plastic companies. "Inorganic materials" are excluded from compost, or humus, which are pure organic materials and are considered high-end products. In fact, according to the ASTM definition, the only criterion required for plastics known as compostable is that it appears to go at the same rate as others, and it is known that composting is traditionally defined.