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Beeswax Technical Facts
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23rd of March, 2009
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  • Chemical formula: C15 H31 CO2 C30 H61
  • Insoluble in water, density 0.95
  • Melting point 65 C (149 F, highest melting point of any known wax)
  • Becomes brittle below 18 C
  • Becomes soft and pliable above 35 C to 40 C
  • Does not deteriorate over time (usable wax found in ancient tombs)
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