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It's most likely some kind of corrosion caused from oxidation (aka an oxide). For example, with iron (ferrous) based metals it's called iron oxide, commonly called "rust" and is a brownish-red color. On other metals, like aluminum, it is simply called aluminum oxide and is a whitish color. I *suspect* the "white stuff" is the corrosion of aluminum called "aluminum oxide". Could be wrong, but it's the simplest answer. Search Google Images for "aluminum oxide" and see if it's the same stuff. Happy corrosion hunting!
CaBr2 is the Chemical Formula of the white powdery stuff called Calcium Bromide.
The white stuff left behind when you burn wood is called ash. Ash is composed of minerals and other impurities in the wood that do not burn during the combustion process, resulting in a residue that remains after the wood has been consumed by fire.
Glue is often white because it contains a substance called polyvinyl acetate, which is a white, adhesive polymer. This polymer helps bind materials together when the glue dries. Additionally, manufacturers may add white pigments or fillers to the glue to improve its appearance and opacity.
The white stuff in your kettle is likely mineral deposits, also known as limescale. It is safe to consume, but it is recommended to clean your kettle regularly to prevent buildup and maintain its efficiency.
The white fluffy stuff in the air is called "pollen."
The white stuff found in the middle of an apple is called the core.
White caps!
The white stuff is called pus
That's called semen.
the plup
I think it's called "Foam"
The white stuff on bread that indicates the presence of mold is called mycelium.
The whitefly could be the cause of the white, sticky stuff on the kumquat leaves. The white substance is called flocculent.
Snowflake Obsidian
the white flakey stuff if called chalk, and it makes the bow slide over the strings more smoothly
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