Cinzia and I have recently been experiment with foam glue and rocks of different scale (sand, gravel and rock with sand being smallest and rock pieces being largest). The recent model we've created is a couple feet high; it consists of rock, sand and gravel pieces combined with layers of foam glue. At the moment, we have not tried to spread the foam glue out evenly within the volume and the sand, rock and gravel are placed randomly as well.
We were curious about how there is more glue on one side of the model than there is on the other. Perhaps we put too much glue on one side? What we want to do later is focus on separating the sand from the gravel and rock, while also spreading the foam glue out evenly within the volume. The objective would be to show that the foam glue is affected by the rock.
We were curious about how there is more glue on one side of the model than there is on the other. Perhaps we put too much glue on one side? What we want to do later is focus on separating the sand from the gravel and rock, while also spreading the foam glue out evenly within the volume. The objective would be to show that the foam glue is affected by the rock.
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