You may use interjections in casual and in creative writing. You should not use interjections in formal writing, like book reports and research papers. You can use a noun, a verb, or an adverb as an interjection. Noun as an interjection: 1  Foolishness! 2  Your dog is not smarter than my dog! 3  Clap! 4  He deserves some applause for that performance.
Here is a look at the composition of a compact disc or what CDs are made of. Answer: A compact disc or CD is a form of digital media. It is an optical device which can be encoded with digital data. When you examine a CD you can tell it is mainly plastic. In fact, a CD is almost pure polycarbonate plastic.
Poured fondant is made mainly of sugar, water and corn syrup. Rolled fondant, on the other hand, is more like sweet dough. Like poured fondant, rolled fondant is made with sugar, water and corn syrup. To make a pliable dough, gelatin and/or glycerine is added. Instead of being poured, rolled fondant is rolled out into sheets that can be colored and used to decorate cakes. Fondant is made by supersaturating water with sucrose (sugar). At room temperature, water can only hold so much sugar. When heated to its boiling point, however, water can hold over twice as much sugar. The best fondant is made by boiling water and sugar together until it forms a soft ball.