Thermosetting plastics harden permanently once moulded and cannot be melted and reshaped again — Melamine (used in kitchenware) is a classic example. P.V.C., Polythene, and P.E.T. are thermoplastics, which can be melted and remoulded repeatedly. So the correct answer is Melamine, option (1).
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