He wanted me to use words like polyvinyl chloride, which doesn't really work in voice balloons very well.

13 sodium chloride.

Chloride is about 35 units.

Looks like some sort of secreted resin.

The next thing is sodium chloride.

60 x 6,000mg 3,600mg of chloride.

It's polyvinyl acetate emulsion that doesn't dissolve in water once it's dry.

Sodium chloride solid so solid salt, plus liquid water,

He also creates phantasmagoric sculptures made of bones from cast resin.

This thing was made of resin and it was too light.

So, I went down to my shop, and I molded it and I cast it in resin, because in the resin, then, I could absolutely get the glass smooth finished.

These are actually polar dipole bonds with the different sodium or chloride ions.

So, to answer that, we know that sodium chloride (NaCl) is table salt.

This reaction could only have been triggered by the paper's extreme saturation with distillation of sodium chloride.

When I take that first measurement, my solution of hydrogen chloride, or hydrochloric acid, has a pH 0.

It was made out of resin, which wasn't a common material for movie props about the time the movie was made.

The chloride part is the rest of it, so I've got 35 units over 58 units, and that is about 60 , and again the units cancel out. So, I know that, in salt, 40 of the weight is coming from sodium 60 is from chloride.

And what it entails is the use of resin, of this very thick resin with a veneer of the same kind of wood that's used throughout the hall, in a kind of seamless continuity that wraps the hall in light, like a belt of light rather than separating,

If you have a big block of salt in there, so there's a bunch of sodium and chloride atoms in it.

It is, and whoever devised it mixed some kind of hmx explosive with a binder material, most likely some kind of, like, ethyl silicate resin.

I can try to figure out what proportion is from the sodium and what is from the chloride. So, for the first part, which is sodium,

That is what salt is made of, and if I imagine that there's nothing in my salt shaker except for Sodium Chloride, no ants have gotten in there, you know, no other stuff besides the NaCl, then I can assume that all 6,000mg of salt is going to be either from the Sodium or the Chloride.

So, this is chloride right here and this is sodium. If I were to sum it up, I would get 58 units. Units is atomic mass units.

Acumen came in with the patient capital, and we also helped to identify the entrepreneur that we would all partner with here in Africa, and Exxon provided the initial resin.

So in that teaspoon, I can just multiply it by these numbers to figure out how much of the weight comes from sodium and how much comes from the chloride.

Chekmayan, a New Jersey editor, actually found this resin Maltese Falcon at a flea market in 1991, although it took him five years to authenticate this bird to the auctioneers' specifications, because there was a lot of controversy about it.

There's a thing that happens when you mold and cast things, which is that every time you throw it into silicone and cast it in resin, you lose a little bit of volume, you lose a little bit of size.

leads to sodium well, we could think of it a lot of different ways, but we could think of it as sodium ion aqueous plus chloride anions this is a cation and anion aqueous, so it gets dissolved.

But if you were to break this up into smaller cubes, if you were to break it up or really crush it into really small pieces, then all of a sudden the surface area that the water molecules can interact with, it can actually interact with more of the sodium chloride, so the reaction will happen faster.

Now the 'Na', let me be totally clear, is the Sodium part, and the 'Cl' is the Chloride part, that's what that means. And actually all atoms have an atomic mass unit. You can actually weigh the atoms and line them up by size by which is the smallest or largest in weight, and sodium weighs out at about 23 units.