Infinite Sets. If you continue to study this subject you will find discussions about infinite sets, and the idea of different sizes of infinity. That subject has special names like Aleph-null (how many Natural Numbers), Aleph-one and so on, which are used to measure the sizes of sets.
For decades, glossy paper, the type used in magazines, was made using a white clay called kaolin (named after the Chinese region Kao-Ling where it was mined to produce porcelain).
Paper pulp is a useful item for crafting objects such as bowls, boxes and figurines. It can be in ways similar to clay, papier mÃ¢chÃ© or salt dough. 1. Tear numerous strips of newspaper. To make a decent amount of pulp, you'll want enough dry newspaper to fill about a quarter to a half a bucket. 2. Tear the strips into small pieces. The smaller pieces should measure approximately 2cm/1 inch but don't be too fussy, just as long as they're small.