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Marbling toilet soaps produced to give them the appearance of a mottled or sinewy marble. To do this, liquid soap is poured into the mold to a known height, the surface is sprinkled with coloring powder or poured with a solution of paint, then a new layer of soap is poured, this operation is performed until the mold is filled. A wooden spatula is lowered into the soap mass, which is stirred, moving it parallel to the mold walls.

If they want to get wavy marbling, then they move the spatula along curved or spiral lines.

Various colors are used for motley marbling.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania compared rat neurons taken from the brains of males and females and found that female neurons are thinner and more fragile than male ones. The same was seen in human neurons - female neurons were thinner than male ones.

As you know, neurons are cells with many processes along which neuron impulses run. Short processes are called dendrites, long processes are called axons. And long - this is putting it mildly: in some cases, axons can reach a length of one meter or more. What we just said about the fragility of female neurons applies specifically to their axons.

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