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When you pour hot water on gelatin powder to make a dessert, the powder seems to disappear. But it doesn’t really. It’s still there, but you can’t see it. What has happened is that the hot water breaks up the powder into tiny particles with a string-like shape. These particles are so tiny that you can’t see them, but they are fl
