Hingham (Handgum, gandham) - soft and pleasant to the touch chewing gum for hands. It can crush, stretch, tear and sculpt from it a variety of shapes. It is easy to take any form, does not stick to hands and other subjects and is not sticky. Hingham not poisonous, and is not radioactive, really like cats, and it can be given to children 8 years.
The substance was invented by James Wright in 1943. Scottish scientist tried to get in his laboratory rubber, but everything turned out much more interesting! Since there was never found any use of this substance in any industry, but hengham was amazing toy and original gift.
Hingham both solid and liquid in a long time behaves like a liquid, it slowly drips, drips and tries to spread in a puddle. For example, if you make a ball and put it on the table, then a couple minutes in this ball will become a puddle. With a more rapid effect Hingham will behave as a rigid body, the same ball, thrown on the floor will bounce, you can always break his sharp movement or even to score a nail!
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