Determination of the Components Toxicity of the Polycrystalline Solar Panel

Abstract

Panels that store solar energy, designed for solar energy, are relatively new and little studied devices. Currently, the chemical inertness and toxicity of some of the substances that make up the panel have not been studied. The paper considers a used polycrystalline solar panel for the study of the integral toxicity of individual components. These components are polymer materials EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) and Tedlar (polyvinyl fluoride). The results of the experiment allow us to determine the level of danger of the components for the environment.