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For questions about slaves, the act of enslaving someone or slavery as an economic system.
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Would molten tin solidify and coat an organic horn?
Tin melts at 231 degrees C and horn starts to char at around 350 C. So probably yes.
But it may also help (or hinder) to soak the horn in something first which may aid the transition and potentially …
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Would molten tin solidify and coat an organic horn?
So I have a different suggestion altogether.
The practical thing might be to drill a hole through the horn and create some thing which is pre-cast and made pretty - then fitted to the horn and then w …
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