does brown sugar have molasses in it?

@taddy and @olporr

You can  not go to another computer at your school and sign on as a different member name and ask the same question the same way

go to this link and ask better.
https://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?topic=115031.0

I would also read forum rules




thank you hunter


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Thanks for your quick reply.  Being sticky is exactly what the rosin is there to do.  It's possible to use synthetic hair if the rosin doesn't suit horsehair.  Have you any suggestions?  A child's sticky sweet (glucose syrup) did a not too bad a job.  White sugar boiled till it would harden did nothing - the bow slid all over the place.

What I need is a water soluble adhesive that doesn't completely set.  The designer of one non-allergenic rosin used a medical adhesive for his base but that's no good to me as it's not water soluble.

Hi folks.  I don't know if this is the right place but I'm trying to develop a water soluble violin rosin - all on the market are resin  or synthetic resin based.   Not sure where to start. I've tried boiling sugar till it sets hard.  Kinda works but not too well.  Any ideas?  Thanks.

To make methanol from sunlight and compound like CO2 seems exciting and important now when we need alternatives for fossil fuels, I know many are working in this area.