Crayons and Markers

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.

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.

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a ruler is the measuring tool. The type of unit you will use is cm and mm

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it is a solid

You say un crayon in French.

Navy blue is a crayon color. Neon carrot is a Crayola Crayon color.

parrafin wax

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.

want is a mineral in a crayon

Mulberry (Mûre)
Teal blue (Bleu sarcelle)
Blizzard blue (Bleu tourmente)
Magic Mint (?Menthe magique?)

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.

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Charcoal

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Mahogany

I'd like to add Shamrock to the answer-Kelly

I would also like to add Cerulean.--Ashley_NeKira

To take wax off a surfboard you need to leave it in the sun for half an hour, so that the wax melts. You can sometimes simply wipe/scrape it off with a wax comb or a butter knife carefully. To get the last remanants of wax off orange oil works well (with little orange man picture on front). If it was a surfboard you could try a little turps, but i would use turps sparingly on a body board as it coulc eat away at the foam,

Most people believe there were eight colors but in reality, Binney & Smith (the name of the company that produced the Crayola product at that time) had an entire catalog of crayon boxes with every size from 6 colors to 30 colors. The largest size of named colors was a 28-color box called the Crayola No 51 and the colors were numbered on their wrappers and then the numbers had color names on the box. They did produce a 30-color box but the crayons didn't have wrappers on them and so the colors couldn't be tracked back to what color names they actually were. It was common to not put wrappers on crayons sold to artists.

There are about 2 million baseballs made each year by the Rawlings company. This means that there are about 5,480 baseballs made each day.

They taste a little funny

Just take a shower and use shampoo and just work threw your hair.

If its dry i would maybe try brushing threw it, it may hurt my who wants paint in their hair? After that just shampoo and condition your hair.

They are for coloring not eating....most crayons are non-toxic.

Crayola has two manufacturing facilites in Pennsylvania and one in Mexico. Check the crayon box and see if it says made in USA or made in Mexico. I believe crayons are made in all three locations.

I've heard to try this: First, rub ice on the wax. The ice will harden the wax so you can scrape off as much as possible. Then try placing a paper towel or two on top of the affected area and iron over it with a low heat. The iron is supposed to melt the wax and the paper towel should wick the melted wax away.

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