Can leaf vein bookmarks be boiled with alcohol?

An autumn wind blows, and the golden leaves dance like butterflies. My mother and I picked out some osmanthus leaves, maple leaves, bamboo leaves, and ginkgo biloba leaves in the garden to make leaf vein bookmarks and treasure autumn forever in my books.

I prepared an iron pot, alcohol, and red ink. First pour half a pot of water into the pot, wait for the water to boil, put the alcohol and leaves into the pot and boil, boil for 30 minutes, I found that the maple leaves, bamboo leaves, ginkgo biloba leaves are rotten, only the osmanthus leaves are still not moving. Why is that?

A big question mark rose in my head.

My mother checked, and it turned out that the leaves with thick flesh were not easy to burn, and strong alkali should be used. But there is no strong alkali at home, what should I do? I was very disappointed. Mom had an idea and came up with a good idea to replace it with edible alkali. I was filled with confidence again.

The second experiment began, and I couldn't wait to put a lot of edible alkali and leaves in the pot and boil it. In a few moments, the leaves were tumbling in the boiling water, and my heart was going up and down with the leaves. Minutes and seconds passed, and after two or three hours of burning, the water slowly turned green and red, and the leaves turned black.

Then I used my chopsticks to remove the leaves from the pot and tried to brush off the mesophyll with a toothbrush, but the mesophyll did not come off and the pot became shiny. My mom and I laughed, what was going on? Mom called the science teacher, and the science teacher said that there were two reasons:

One is because the strength of edible alkali is not enough to remove the mesophyll, and the other is because the alkali and iron have a chemical reaction, so the pot is so shiny! It turns out that there is a lot of knowledge in this!

After boiling the water to about 80 degrees, put the leaves in it, boil until the mesophyll turns yellow, and then continue to soak until the water temperature drops to about 40 degrees, and remove the mesophyll with your fingers or a soft toothbrush. After the final design is completed, it can be taken to the photo studio plastic package. It's okay without alcohol.

The leaf vein bookmark should not be boiled with alcohol, and it can be wiped with alcohol after drying.

Homemade unboiled leaf vein bookmarks, the materials you need to prepare include: leaves, sealed glass jars, water, and containers.

1. Pour an appropriate amount of water into a sealed glass jar.

2. Place the leaves in a sealed glass jar.

3. Close the lid and seal it and leave it for ten days.

4. Then pour the leaves into a container.

5. Remove the soaked leaves by hand.

Sixth, then dry it, so that the bookmark of the leaf vein without boiling is completed.

The materials to be prepared include: leaves, sealed glass jars, water, and containers.

First, pour water into the glass jar, as shown in the figure below

2. Put the leaves into the glass jar as shown in the picture below

3. Then leave it for ten days, as shown in the figure below:

4. Pour it into a container when the time is up, as shown in the figure below

5. Remove the soaked leaves, as shown in the figure below

6. Then dry it, as shown in the figure below

You can choose leaves with thick veins, fine veins, and thick mesophyll for later use. Use a beaker to hold 200ml of water, put 5g of sodium carbonate and 7g of sodium hydroxide in the water, and heat it on the fire. After boiling, put the leaves into the cup and boil for about 10min.

In this process, the blades are gently swung with tweezers so that the blades are evenly corroded. After boiling, the leaves are clamped out, put in a glass jar filled with water, brush off the part of the leaf veins other than the leaf veins with a soft-bristled toothbrush (preferably a bristle toothbrush), expose the leaf veins, and then release the bleaching liquid to bleaching (that is, 8g of bleaching powder is dissolved in 40ml of water, and then 6g of potassium carbonate is dissolved in 30ml of boiling water, then the two liquids are mixed and shaken, and 100ml of water is added after cooling, and it becomes bleach after filtration). After bleaching, the vein specimen can be dyed in a variety of colors as needed.

The materials that need to be prepared include: leaves, sealed glass jars, water, and containers.

1. Pour an appropriate amount of water into a sealed glass jar.

2. Put the leaves into the sealed glass jar and put the hand pure.

3. Close the lid and seal it and leave it for ten days.

4. Then pour the leaves into a container.

5. Remove the soaked leaves by hand.

Sixth, then the chain is allowed to dry, so that the bookmark of the leaf vein without boiling is completed.

1.Learn what no-cook leaf vein bookmarks are.

The no-boil leaf vein bookmark is a relatively new type of bookmark material, and its raw material is a polymer belonging to the plant cellulose family, which is commonly known as "pulp". Unlike traditional paper products, no-boil leaf vein bookmarks do not need to be treated with water during printing and production, which is why it is called "no-boil bookmarks".

2.A method for making no-cook leaf vein bookmarks.

The method of making no-cook leaf vein bookmarks is mainly divided into the following steps: first, the pulp needs to be fed into a flat machine to make it into a thin sheet; The flakes are then cut into suitable sizes with a die-cutting machine; Then the subsequent processes such as printing and binding are carried out, and the final result is our common no-cook bookmark.

3.Features of no-cook leaf vein bookmarks.

Compared with traditional paper bookmarks, no-cook bookmarks have a more delicate and smooth surface texture, and at the same time, it is also more waterproof and durable. In addition, no-cook bookmarks can also be made with the right amount of resin, sand, glitter and other ingredients, so that no-cook bookmarks have more diverse colors, textures and patterns.

4.Precautions for cleaning no-cook leaf vein bookmarks.

Although the no-cook leaf vein book is good and the hole sign has the characteristics of waterproof and durable, it is still necessary to pay attention to the cleaning method. First of all, do not wipe and wash with acidic and alkaline detergents; Secondly, do not use too much force, otherwise it will damage the color and texture of the surface of the bookmark; Finally, you can choose to gently wipe the surface of the bookmark with an eraser, which will remove the stain on the surface and will not affect the performance of the bookmark.

5.Recommendations for the use of no-cook leaf vein bookmarks.

The suggestions for the use of no-cook leaf vein bookmarks mainly include the following points: first, avoid exposure to the sun, repeated bending and excessive use of force; Secondly, do not place the bookmark in a humid environment to avoid the bookmark being deformed or moldy; Finally, you can use scotch tape to attach the bookmark to the page, which not only prevents the bookmark from falling, but also prevents the bookmark from drying up and wearing out due to rubbing against the socks.