Film Casting Formulation and method: Heat 7g absolute ethanol (70 °C), add 1.6g (90%w/w) protein, stir until dissolved. Add 2g distilled water, stir, then.

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Film Casting Formulation and method: Heat 7g absolute ethanol (70 °C), add 1.6g (90%w/w) protein, stir until dissolved. Add 2g distilled water, stir, then add 0.6g plasticizer mixture (1 PEG: 1 glycerol: 1 lactic acid), stir for a further 4 minutes (makes 2 films). Method of casting: 4g casting solution is placed in a petri dish and left overnight on a level surface to set. Final film weight = approx 0.8g.

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