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Which is stronger: Glue or tape? - Elizabeth Cox

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The oldest glue in the world is over 8, 000 years old and comes from a cave near the Dead Sea. Today, we have enough types of tape and glue to build and repair almost anything. But what gives glue and tape their stickiness? And is one stronger than the other? Elizabeth Cox explores the world of adhesives. Lesson by Elizabeth Cox
Date: 2020-08-22

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Comments and reviews: 4

Mako
Uhm I dont get the Viscoelasticity or whatever its name is
Edit: You might have this bug, dont worry, you can just reopen YouTube, Hopefully you can have your comment posted but it is doubled.
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Bruno
Why kola loka (instant glue) sticks much better when you mix it with sodium bicarbonate, corn starch or (I think) any small sized particles dust. It makes kind of a stone in the unions.
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rottenrubbles
Glue: I'm Old
Tape: _I'm One and Two sided_!
Glue: WELL I'M ALL SIDED!
Tape: _You're Stinky and I Can be used agein_
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Mako
Uhm I dont get the Viscoelasticity or whatever its name is
Edit: An error has occured trying to post this comment so it doubled.
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