No, plastic does not have cells like living organisms do. Plastics are synthetic materials made from polymers, which are long chains of molecules. Unlike biological cells that are organized structures containing various organelles and are capable of functions like metabolism and reproduction, plastics are rigid or flexible materials devoid of the characteristics of life.
Plastics are primarily composed of carbon and hydrogen atoms formed into chains through polymerization processes. They lack the cellular structure, such as membranes and nuclei, that is essential for defining biological cells. This is why plastics are classified as non-biological materials, and despite their wide range of uses in everyday life, they do not exhibit any cellular properties or functions.