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Crayons and Markers
Crayons and markers are often the first writing implement a child ever has their hands on. Both crayons and markers come in a very wide variety of colors and qualities. Some types can be picked up at the local grocery store, and are responsible for the majority of artwork found taped to fridges. Other varieties are of a much higher quality, and are used by commercial artists to create much more complex work.
721 Questions
What do a diamond crayon and protein have in common?
Diamonds, crayons, and proteins are of the carbon group.
Is melting crayons a physical property?
Melting crayons is a physical change, not a physical property. A physical property is a characteristic of a substance that can be observed without changing the substance's identity, while a physical change is a change in the substance's appearance without changing its chemical composition.
What elements are found in a crayon?
Crayons are typically made of wax, a colored pigment, and sometimes additional materials like clay or oil. These elements work together to create a colored medium that can be easily applied onto surfaces like paper.
Does Crayola dustless chalk leave an oil residue which is hard to remove?
Yes, the dustless chalk does leave an oily residue which is hard to remove. The reason for this is because in order to rid the chalks of dust producing qualities, moisture needs to be kept in the chalks. I recommend Mr Magic Eraser or a regular cleaner is fine. It needs to be something soapy to break through the grease.
Which brand of crayon melts the fastest?
While there may be some variation, generally speaking, cheaper brands of crayons tend to melt faster than higher quality brands. This is because cheaper crayons may have a lower melting point due to the wax and pigments used in their composition.
It depends on how you look at it. In small quantities it will not cause a problem. In large quantities however it can cause intestinal obstruction.
Its like the silica packets in shoe boxes. It probably won't hurt you but don't go tossing them in a salad.
Crayons have allowed people, especially children, to express their creativity and imagination through art and drawings. They have also been instrumental in educational settings, aiding in learning and development. In addition, crayons have provided a simple and convenient medium for people of all ages to relax and de-stress through coloring activities.
What are the raw materials in crayons?
The raw materials in crayons typically include paraffin wax, color pigments, and sometimes additives like stearic acid or oils for texture and durability. These ingredients are mixed together, heated, and then cooled in crayon molds to create the final product.
Wax is a type of organic compound composed of long hydrocarbon chains that are solid at room temperature. It is typically derived from plants, animals, or petroleum sources. The exact composition of wax can vary depending on its source.
What is used to measure a box of crayons?
a ruler is the measuring tool. The type of unit you will use is cm and mm
What is it called when you eat crayons?
Crayons are made from inert paraffin waxes and colouring. As they are designed for the use of children who often engage in pica (the eating of non-food items) they are non-toxic. Eating crayons is possible and non-harmful.
Which four Crayola crayon colors were retired in 2003?
Mulberry (Mûre)
Teal blue (Bleu sarcelle)
Blizzard blue (Bleu tourmente)
Magic Mint (?Menthe magique?)
What words can be made with these letters CRAYON?
Crayon is one of those words that varies depending on the way that people pronounce it. Some people pronounce it 'Cray-on', which is two syllables, while others pronounce it "Crayn" (Sort of cutting the 'o' out of the word) making it only one syllable.
brick red
lavender
burgundy
Let me Add,
Charcoal
~LIZZY~
Mahogany
I'd like to add Shamrock to the answer-Kelly
I would also like to add Cerulean.--Ashley_NeKira
