Instructions. Apply a strong ring magnet to the metal back of security tags if the metal backing has a cone shape. These are released in the store by sliding them onto a strong magnet and pulling them off. You will need to use your fingernails to pull off the metal backing.Keep the magnet on until you remove it.Saw through the pin that holds the two ends of the security tag together using a thin hacksaw blade.hese are released in the store by sliding them onto a strong magnet and pulling them off. You will need to use your fingernails to pull off the metal backing. Keep the magnet on until you remove it. Saw through the pin that holds the two ends of the security tag together using a thin hacksaw blade.
NEW YORK, April 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- About Styrene Styrene, also known as vinylbenzene, phenylethane, and ethenylbenzene, is an organic compound that is colorless, flammable, water insoluble, and oily.
Classified as an alkene, ethene (or ethylene) is an unsaturated hydrocarbon containing one double carbon-carbon bond. It is composed of two hydrogens attached to each carbon molecule, thus allowing for one double bond between the carbons. Alkenes are also refered to as olefins due to their oil-forming characteristics. The location of the double bond determines the reactivity site, or functional group property. Alkenes are commonly used in synthesis reactions. The smallest of the alkenes, ethene (ethylene), is a plant hormone which controls growth, seed germination, and fruit development. Other alkenes function as pheromones for insect communication including sex, alarm, and trail pheromones.