Milk plastic (usually called casein plastic) was even used to make jewelry for Queen Mary of England! In this activity, you will make your own casein plastic out of hot milk and vinegar.

This Friday (July 9), we will explore the chemistry of milk plastic, (or casein plastic) in our new kids video series: Summer School with Live Science. In this week's installment, Live Science ...

Check out this video and see how to make casein plastic beads and ornaments at home. All you need to get started with this experiment is hot milk, a heat resistant cup, vinegar, paper towel and a ...

You can make milk plastic yourself by mixing hot milk with vinegar. All you need is some milk and the means to heat it, white vinegar, a heat-resistant bowl, a mesh strainer or coffee filter, and ...

Wang creates casein by missing milk and vinegar then treating with acid. In the tea ceremony Wang creates the casein by pouring milk and vinegar into a bowl, and stirred evenly for 30 seconds ...

Anke Domaske, a fashion designer from Hanover in Germany – casein’s spiritual home – has even developed a technique for making a silky casein-based fabric from powdered milk, known as QMilch.

The casein-based film is up to 500 times better than plastic at keeping oxygen away from food because proteins form a tighter network when they polymerize, the researchers found.

Central Saint Martins graduate Ying Wang has recreated a traditional tea ceremony ritual that uses milk and vinegar to produce an alternative to single-use plastic. Called Milk Ceremony, the ...