Update docs/assignments/week09.md

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 ## Composite materials
 
+For the composite materials I decided to make a sort of papier-maché material with pieces of fabric. 
+At the lab we have a “broyeur” that smashes textile pieces or plastics to make it into small ones. It is made from the “precious plastic” project.
+It can also be an “extrateur” that would make a thread paste.  It is important to not leave the fabrics too fast and not too much of it at once or it gets stuck.
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-## Ingredients & Recipes
+### Ingredients & Recipes
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+You just press the button on 2 and on 1 to go back at the end so that the rest of the fabric comes down. 
+Then it is good to put the fabric pieces back into the broyeur to make smaller pieces. The smaller the pieces are, like a pouder, the more it gets into a linear paste, the bigger the pieces are, the more it gets with “grumeaux”. Mix with water and white glue or flour into a box that is big enough for the frame. Put the mix on the frame that’s got a plastic net fixed on it, to filter the water. Then get it to dry on a surface, like a fabric and a piece of cardboard or wood.
 
 Prepare this recipe [^1] by collecting the ingredients necessary, to be found in the list below:
 
 
 	=== "ingredients"
 
-		* xxx gr
-		* xxx gr
-		* xxx gr
-		* xxx ml
-		* xxx gr
+		* water
+		* white glue or flour
+		* fabric pieces 
+
 
 	=== "tools"
 
-		* xxx gr
-		* xxx gr
-		* xxx gr
-		* xxx ml
-		* xxx gr
+		* bigo plastic box
+		* frame with net
+		* broyeur
 
 	=== recipe fishleather and fishskin bio-plastic (food waste)