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Oblate is easy
to dissolve in water and hard against oil.
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Oblate is mostly used for wrapping powder medicine. It is important to
dissolve fast in a stomach and start to take effect quickly. It is found
that our oblate dissolves in a stomach in 2 through 5 minutes according
to a dissolving simulation. Further, it dissolves in hot water faster
than in water. Quite a few people have an experience that oblate had a
hole with saliva or a drop of water and it was stuck.
Oblate is easy to dissolve in water.
There is a reason why it should be that way because of the way
it is used
On the other hand,
oblate resists oil.
Tempura: Once tempura of ice cream was popular. It is said that ice cream
wrapped with oblate can be fried nicely. Ordinary oblate is too small
to wrap
stuff in cooking. But, since it resists oil well and keeps the shape of
stuff, we had
some inquiries from a restaurant's owner or chef.
Apply a piece of oblate on your nose and it should absorb the greasy sweat.