Tetra Pak are commonly consist of layers of materials as shown in the figure. This classification of material is also called as ________. Six-layer structure1. Polyethylene-preventing water2. Paper board – stabilizing andsupporting3. Polyethylene - bonding4. Foil: blocking oxygen, light andodour5. Polyethylene - bonding6. Polyethylene - sealing

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Tetra Pak are commonly consist of layers of materials as shown in the figure. This classification of material is also called as ________.

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Tetra Pak are commonly consist of layers of materials as shown in the figure. This classification of material is also called as ________.

Six-layer structure
1. Polyethylene-preventing water
2. Paper board – stabilizing and
supporting
3. Polyethylene - bonding
4. Foil: blocking oxygen, light and
odour
5. Polyethylene - bonding
6. Polyethylene - sealing

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