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Here is the recipe chrome adhesive mass.

When added to a gelatin or adhesive solution of dichromium potassium salt, an insoluble and non-softening mass is obtained. Various filling substances can be added to this mass.

Such a hard elastic mass can be obtained from 100 wt. including Cologne glue, which is softened in water; excess water is drained and glue is dissolved on moderate heat.

Then add 65 wt. hours of glycerin, as well as 5 wt. including a concentrated solution of two-chromium potassium salt; immediately after the addition of the last solution, 25 to 35 wt. hours of diatomaceous earth, after which the mass is molded, dried and exposed to sunlight for several days.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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