To bleach tie-dye, you'll need a mixture of bleach and water, usually in a 1:1 ratio. Protect your work area with plastic sheets and wear gloves to keep your hands safe. Twist or fold your fabric into your desired pattern and secure it with rubber bands. Apply the bleach solution using a spray bottle or sponge for precise application. Monitor the fabric as it lightens, which could take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the fabric and the strength of the bleach solution. Once the desired level of bleaching is achieved, rinse the fabric thoroughly in cold water to stop the bleaching process, then wash it separately in cold water. Remember, bleaching can weaken fibers, so it's best to use this technique on durable materials.

Epoxy is not a ceramic, but rather a type of polymer. Ceramics are inorganic, non-metallic solids such as clay, porcelain, or silica-based materials, which are typically subjected to high temperatures during their manufacturing process. On the other hand, epoxy is an organic compound made from a reaction between epoxide and polyamine, known for its adhesive properties and strength. It's widely used for coatings, adhesives, and composite materials among other applications. While both materials have distinct properties such as hardness and heat resistance, their chemical compositions and production processes differ significantly, classifying them into separate material categories.

Limonene, a hydrophobic compound found primarily in the rinds of citrus fruits, is naturally more soluble in the oil phase of an emulsion due to its chemical structure. Emulsions are mixtures of oil and water phases, typically stabilized by surfactants. Given limonene's nonpolar characteristics, it integrates into the oil phase where it is more chemically compatible. This inclusion in the oil phase allows for the controlled release of scent or flavor in various products, ranging from cosmetics to food items. Moreover, its preference for the oil phase is exploited in formulating products with specific sensory attributes or functional benefits.