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Cork: Its Origin and Industrial Uses

By Gilbert Erwin Stecher

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore the untold story of a common material, tracing it from tree to industry and unlocking its scientific mysteries.

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2012-07-31
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"Cork: Its Origin and Industrial Uses" by Gilbert E. Stecher introduces the reader to the world of corkwood through the lens of early 20th-century science, examining its qualities, chemical makeup, and practical roles in industry. Recognizing a lack of thorough study on this important resource, Stecher addresses the historical uses and scientific gaps surrounding cork, specifically the cork tree, scientifically known as Quercus Suber. The book strives to reveal the secrets behind cork's creation and structure, while also showing its importance in a wide array of industrial applications, promising to teach readers the importance of this curious material.

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