The American Board of Wound Management is the standard of excellence in multidisciplinary wound certification. 1  The ABWM offers three certifications: 2  Certified Wound Care AssociateÂ® (CWCAÂ®) 3  Certified Wound SpecialistÂ® (CWSÂ®) 4  Certified Wound Specialist PhysicianÂ® (CWSPÂ®)
In classic slime formulations, sodium borate (Borax) or sodium tetraborate is used. When dissolved in water, sodium borate dissociates into sodium ions and borate ions. If a polymer is present like PVA, the borate ions interact with the polymer chains and form weak ionic bonds that make the solution thicker.
Magnetic borax and glue slime. Described by: Karen Dismang, Dylan Kemmerer, Beth Boudreau, Mark Andrews, Dean Campbell. Making slime is a fun at-home science experiment that can be made easily from white glue and borax â items easily found at stores. You can add a variety of items to the slime to change its properties. For example food coloring and glitter changes the appearance of the slime. This experiment focuses on the addition of magnetic iron oxide to the slime to make it responsive to magnetic fields, which allows you to move the slime around with a magnet.