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Agar Plastics:
Specimen A: Crunchy at touch not very clear and has small bubbles. Very hard to rip. Tinted brown
Specimen B: Very thick and slightly brown. Fairly easy to rip. Breaks when poked.
Specimen C: Brown at tip and very clear. Easy to rip and feels like gelatin from the touch.
Specimen D: Resists soft pulling. Starts to rip when you pull strong. Tinted brown but still soft when pushing.
Specimen E: Flexible and slightly tinted brown. Resits harder pulling.
Specimen E: Flexible and slightly tinted brown. Resits harder pulling.
Specimen F: Extremely hard to rip, not see through, and crunchy. Color is brown.
Specimen F: Extremely hard to rip, not see through, and crunchy. Color is brown.
Specimen G: Bendy and loose. Clear and thick. Still slightly wet.
Specimen G: Bendy and loose. Clear and thick. Still slightly wet.