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Here are the recipes masses for molding.

Naturally colored mass

Burnt magnesite 100 kg;
sawdust 50 kg;
Magnesia chloride solution 20 °Be 100 kg.

Hardens after 16 hours.

Cream mass

Burnt magnesite 90 kg;
Sawdust (dry) 80 kg;
Ocher 2-3-4 kg;
Magnesium chloride solution 24 °Be 100 kg.

red mass

The same as the previous recipe, only red iron oxide (3-4 kg) is used instead of ocher.

Granite-like mass

The same, but instead of ocher - 3-4 kg of soot.

Improved mass

Burnt magnesite 90 kg;
sawdust 80 kg;
Ocher 2-3-4 kg.

This dry mixture is kneaded with the following solution:

Ferrous sulfate (iron sulfate) 6 kg;
Magnesium chloride solution 24 °Be 42 l;
Water 23 l.

In this recipe, ocher can be replaced with other colors.

red mass

Burnt magnesite 100 kg;
Magnesium chloride solution 19 °Be 82,5 kg;
Asbestos powder 25 kg;
sawdust 12,5 kg;
Red iron oxide 2,5 kg.

Hardens in 24 hours.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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