If you have heated amalgams to drive the mercury away you will also see that the silver or gold left behind get a "spongy" look, different than
To me it looks like those fingerprints are deeply pressed into those samples in the same way as if you had a clay ball. This is the reason I suggest these
Want some math? The official website of the museum says: Gold Regulus: d = 3,6 cm, G. 169,6 g Silver Regulus: d =
How do you know that they are "burned deeply into the gold"? And from the pictures I can only definitely say I can see a fingerprint on the
Episode 171: virtual reality (altered 03) This is the third episode of my Altered series recorded at the Altered Conference in Berlin.
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