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It is expanded polystyrene. The solid plastic contains millions of tiny bubbles of gas or air. It is the bubbles that make it fluffy- and a great insulator and shock absorbing material.

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Styrofoam is made up of tiny polystyrene beads that are expanded and fused together to create a lightweight, fluffy material. The expansion process involves heating the polystyrene beads, causing them to expand and create air pockets within the material, giving it its fluffy texture.

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