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home made plastic very easy

home made plastic very easy
home made plastic is very easy even my 8 years old brother have done it and by the way he told me how to do it so move to the next step if you want to start and if you want to now me then reed the following paragraph

my name is mohamad khalil i am 14 years old i am   from Lebanon i am at the 9th grade  i like science and football i am a fan of tottenham hotspurs fc and i have my own blog were i put my latest news i writ it in arabic language bit in english letters
http://mohamadkhaliltottenham.blogspot.com/


its my first published thing in this site so i hope you enjoy it
 
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Step 1What you will need

what you will need
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you will need
-milk
-vinegar
-water
-caserol
-microwave
-spoon
-bowl
and sorry i didn't put a casrol in the foto
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11 comments
Jan 8, 2012. 1:51 PMgoliathfox says:
Good find, never knew you could do this. One question though; Does it matter on the milk? Whole, 2% or 1%?
Dec 31, 2011. 4:04 PMphanalax says:
Ok, for all of you who don't know what you're talking about, this is not cheese. there is a chemical called casein within milk which is very similar to the long polymers in plastics you see today. once formed it makes A knid of plastic called galalith: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galalith , so yes this is a real plastic.
Dec 4, 2011. 2:56 PMninjatesshin says:
is this real plastic or something like it

Nov 30, 2011. 3:32 AMrhoaste says:
This blew-out my my understanding of plastic; not being polymer based.
Nov 21, 2011. 3:51 AMhakam66 says:
Very good.
Nov 20, 2011. 1:39 PM65sheshe says:
Do you know if I could use this as a mold? How much of each ingrediant do you use? If anyone knows what I can use for a home made mold (not the kind that grows in your refrigerator) please let me know. Thanks.
Nov 20, 2011. 2:14 AMrickharris says:
No this is an example of a very early plastic/glue called Casein. Very good.
Nov 19, 2011. 11:39 AMabarratt says:
thats definitely cheese not plastic. Well documented though.
Nov 19, 2011. 10:36 AMCosmicVitamins says:
Once again people confuse plastic for cheese and cheese for something that resembles cheese.
Nov 18, 2011. 11:31 PMRedRock says:
Have you used the 'plastic' in any 'build'? Can it be used & what further process would be required do you think?
Nov 18, 2011. 6:20 PMPenolopy Bulnick says:
Great experiment!

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