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by metallicajunkie on March 13th, 2007
well if your talking about bouncy balls then they are made out of either latex rubber or another kind but latex is the most popular. the type and grade of the rubber along with the density{the compactness of the atoms} can greatly effect the balls bounce. hope this helped bounce on!
by GBPackersfan on March 13th, 2007
ugh.....................rubber
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Grat awnser that really helped!!!!!
by Anonymous on March 15th, 2007
thanks did you give me those 2 points if so thanks
by metallicajunkie on March 15th, 2007