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Artificial pearl masses, which can be used for various products, and in appearance are very similar to real pearls, can be obtained by the following recipes.

1st recipe:

60 parts of dry, good quality casein are dissolved in milk of lime and an appropriate amount of fish scale powder or pearl essence is added. To this solution is added 8 parts of a solution of fish glue (preferably sturgeon or beluga). The resulting viscous mass is molded and, after drying, gives a very effective beautiful material. This material is suitable for various purposes and can be easily machined.

2st recipe:

To obtain a pearl mass, a precipitate is allowed to precipitate during the interaction of hyposulfite with a solution of barium salt. This precipitate is mixed with various plastics and thus artificial plastics with a typical pearly sheen are obtained. These masses are suitable for the manufacture of all kinds of artificial materials, inlays for furniture, as well as for artificial pearls.

Pour a solution of 1 wt. hours of barium chloride in 5 wt. hours of water to a solution of 5 wt. hours of sodium hyposulfite in 5 wt. hours of water. Next, 200 wt. hours of water and heated to a boil (it is preferable to use enameled dishes). After cooling, the precipitate is allowed to settle and the settled liquid is drained. The crystalline precipitate is washed with alcohol, acetone or other solvent, depending on the plastic mass used. By kneading the precipitate thus obtained into the plastic mass, the desired material is obtained, which is further molded and processed in the usual way. Glue, gelatin, casein masses, celluloid, cellulose acetate, viscose, artificial resins, etc. are used as plastics.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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