Sulfur inlay

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Sulfur inlay involves pouring molten sulfur into designs carved into wooden furniture. It was used from the late 18th to the early 19th century by American craftsmen, particularly the Pennsylvania Germans. Sulfur inlay was an easier alternative to the more time-consuming process of wood inlay.

Methods, Decoration and finishing, Furniture, Furniture making, Marquetry

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Microdiamonds

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Microdiamonds are offering insights into the real nature of diamonds and are offering potential uses for industry. Microdiamonds are less than 500 microns and comes in many shapes and dimensions. The shapes range from cubes to aggregates.

Analysis, Study and teaching, Mineralogical research, Diamonds, Mineralogy

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The heavier the pan, the lighter the muffin

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Cast-iron baking pans have been used in New England since the mid-19th century and they are still the best thing to use for baking. Included are recipes for graham gems, popovers, blueberry muffins, raised tea cakes and chocolate queens.

Usage, Recipes and menus, Baking, Cast-iron, Cast iron, Muffins, Baking pans, Bakeware

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