Yes, there is. Bubblegum in Norwegian is "tyggegummi" which translates into chewing rubber or Chewing Gum. It's not rubber like the one you use to erase pencil markings with, but it's a stiff type of rubber that loosens in contact with the molecules in spit (that's why you can have liquids inside of gum). The "shell" on bubblegum is not made of rubber, though, but food-based material. The rubber is mixed in with other food-based materials that do not react with the "shell," but do react positively with your spit so that the taste that has been sprayed on the rubber or mixed with it doesn't taste funny.
No chewing gum doesn't contain any rubber. It is made from animal by-products.
According to an IQ quiz I'm playing, yes, but I didn't believe it & ended up here.
No. Read the ingedients on the package. No rubber listed there. Many gums DO contain chicle, a rubbery plant product.
Yes, bubble gum contains rubber.
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Whales blubber!
No, It is in fact made of tree sap.
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A common substitute for Arabic gum in recipes is xanthan gum, which is a plant-based thickening agent with similar properties. Another alternative is guar gum, which is also plant-derived and commonly used as a thickener in food products. These substitutes can be used in similar proportions to Arabic gum in recipes.
gum sheilds are made out rubber aka cylecomb rubber to prevent damage to your teeth.
because it is thick and dogs like to teethe on stuff. Rubber and rope for a dog is a person's pack of gum. We chew on gum, but they chew on rubber. The rubber feels good on their teeth.
Artist gum is a type of rubber eraser that artists use.
Assuming you're referring solely to the base of the gum (chewy compound), it's basically a rubber synthesis. Rubber.
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Maybe rubber?
No, of course not.
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In Southwest Pennsylvania, people often say 'gum band' meaning an elastic 'rubber band'.In contrast, in Northeast Ohio, people say 'rubber band' and do not use the term 'gum band'. In fact, Ohioans are confused by the latter term.
mostly different types of rubber trees native to south America and Africa. also gum is a type of rubber ( not modern chewing gum but real gum from the 1800) so gum trees as well. remember all trees have rubber. it is the first stage of bark located under bark. the over bark peels of and the rubber under hardens and becomes bark.