Hey Katrhyn Sorry my English is not the best. But I will try to give an explanation about the "slemme / slemmet" word. You can also use the word "opslemme". Before I wrote my bachelor I had never heard about the Danish word "opslemme", but we made a study with mixing a solid into a fluid. Usually people will call this "at opløse" (to dissolve). But some solids can't be dissolved in the fluid, and therefore there's another word for it in Danish, and that's "opslemme".. So when you can't "opløse" something, you "opslemmer". I think the English word for it can be "slurry". Wikipedia says that "A slurry is a mixture of denser solids suspended in liquid, usually water." It also fits with what you're saying "let the chalk fall to the bottom so there's a clear layer of water on top". So I think the correct translation should be "chalk slurry". :-)

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hi for some reason when i poured the chalk it sunk straight to the bottom?