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Sunday, November 14, 2004
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Material properties of beeswax
Robert Buchwald, buchwald@colorado.edu and Michael Breed, michael.breed@colorado.edu. University of Colorado, EPO Biology, Campus Box 334, Boulder, CO
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Species 1: Hymenoptera Apidae Apis mellifera (honey bee)
Keywords: beeswax
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- From tom mcmahon, retired, April 20, 2007
what is the softning and melting point of beeswax? as an art form beeswax has practcialy dissapeared from the stage. i have seen some outstanding works from Haiti but i don't know anyone working with this media at present. could you lead me to more references? thanks tom mcmahon trm242@aol.com - From Tom Fettes, artist, none, December 9, 2007
Help. I am trying to find the combustion temperature of beeswax and I'm completly striking out. Can you help? Thank You tomfettes@hotmail.com