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E. E. McCollum :: Cocoon # 62, from The Cocoon series / source
Theodor (The) Svedberg, winner of the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1926, shown here after an ether explosion in the laboratory (unknown photographer) source: AgNO3 science and photography in Sweden
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Pterocarpus angolensis, or wild teak, looks like a perfectly normal tree until it’s wounded. When you cut into it, it dribbles long trails of dark red liquid down its trunk. For this reason, wild teak has come to be known as bloodwood.
This phenomenon is caused by tannin, a naturally occurring polyphenol found in plants, seed, bark, wood, leaves, and fruit skins. Regular plants typically contain about 12-20% tannin - wild teak sap contains about 77%.
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This looks suspiciously similar to one of my Moon palaces, except for the lack of water slides of course.
Louboutin’s new Solasofia Flats in the “Nudes for all” campaign.
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Starry Night at Monument Valley // Vsevolod Istratkin
Tina Modotti en Tacubaya.-1923
Twenty-Fifty by Gemma Warriner. food production,