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04-11-2012, 01:18 PM
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 Which soap can be modelled??????? Hi guys!!! I'm a new member of this forum; I love chemistry, and I often do experimets. I have some questions for you: I'm a creative and I wish to know which type (as with glicerine for example) of soap can be modelled, to create like statues; I need to know how can I melt it, if I need to add some other substances to create an elastic and malleable compound ( for example plasticine). Thank you for your help, I'm waiting for your ideas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   |
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