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Yes, a basketball is made up of atoms. The atoms are arranged in molecules that form the materials used to make the basketball, such as rubber or leather.
The basketball is made of an outer coating surrounding an inner rubber bladder. The leather outside is normally on an indoor-only ball and is easily ruined if used outside. There are indoor/outdoor composite balls that are designed for recreational use.
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Leather, Rubber, Plastic.
leather, rubber, and plastic
So it bounces
Get a basketball and a shrink machine then use glue to attach to ear
oil and soap
Depends on the surface of your sole on the shoe. Polished leather or rough rubber-sole! Leather: You slip. Rubber brobably make marks on the surface
Leather and the rubber soles that have been strengthened are what are used to make the Coleman boots.
Find a thick good length stick a rubber handle leather strips and a little flap of leather. cover the stick in leather put the rubber handle on the end of the stick and sew the flab on the end WARNING DO NOT USE FOR ACTUAL RIDING BUT FOR COSTUMES ONLY
Traditionally, basketballs were made using a rubber bladder (like a very sturdy rubber balloon) sealed inside of a sewn leather case. Later, a cloth lining was added between the rubber and the leather to add strength. Today, basketballs are made of flexible plastic shaped by a mechanical mold. The ball is pressurized by pumping air through a small hole on its side. It would be quite an undertaking to make a basketball yourself, but you could probably do it the old fashioned way if you really wanted to. You'd need to get some leather and sew the pieces together around a very sturdy inflated plastic ball or balloon. Sewing leather can be kind of tricky, but you can do it with a bit of practice and a tool called an awl.