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Is this the long-sought answer to the question of tropical biodiversity?

2017-06-29 06:00:00| LifeSciencesWorld

[NEWS] IMAGE: The diverse life forms found in the tropics like this immature fruit of the passion fruit species, Credit: Steve Paton, STRI Visitors to the tropics are amazed by the huge variety of colorful, complex and sometimes ferocious creatures living near the eq…

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General questions on all kinds of stones : Quartz Countertop Scaling Question

2017-06-19 11:59:20| Natural Stones | Stone Portal | Granite Tile | Granite | Marble | Granite Marble | Marble Granite | Marble and Granite | Granite and Marble | Stone Industry | RSS Feeds | www.findstone.com

Author: LarryLSubject: Quartz Countertop Scaling QuestionPosted: 20 Jan 2010 at 1:35amWhen the plumbers installed my sink faucets - they used regular plumbers putty to seal the hot and cold water faucets.  It reacted with the surface and left a ring of white, scaling around each faucet. (I read that there is a non- reactive putty available - but my plumbers did not use it!). How can I restore the counter surface in these small areas that ring the faucet stems?  

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Granite : Granite color matching question

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Author: shunshunstoneSubject: Granite color matching questionPosted: 07 Jan 2010 at 10:41amIf you interested in the bathroom or kitchen, the installation of granite, you can enjoy all kinds of colour collocation of granite. If you have a specific bathroom color theme, then according to the wall color and decorate colour theme of choose complementary color or another kind of lighting effect of the color.Edited by findstone - 11 Jan 2010 at 7:06pm

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Granite : Granite color matching question

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Author: cezzzSubject: Granite color matching questionPosted: 08 Dec 2009 at 4:19pm The lemon juice will tell you both how absorbent your stone is and what type of stone you have: Specifically, is it a silicate-based stone (granite) or a calcite-based stone (marble, travertine and limestone)... or possibly a mix of silicate/calcite.Here is the test you should follow, it's called lemon juice and oil test:Line up all your samples in row.Drip enough lemon juice to form a dime-sized puddle on the first sample.Do the same with vegetable/olive oil.Look at the surface of the stone through the puddles and note the time.If you see the surface under the puddles darken right away, this stone is very absorbent and should NOT be used in the kitchen.If the stone does darken, but it takes 4 or 5 minutes, then applying a granite sealer will make this stone manageable in the kitchen... it'll be reasonably stain resistant.If it takes 10 to 15 minutes to darken a sealer should still be applied, but make sure it absorbs well and doesn't dry on top.If the stonenever darkens or it takes 30 minutes or more, then you have a nearstain-proof winner that probably would not take a sealer even if youtried.Wipe the sample clean and look at the spot where the lemon juice was... is it dull compared to the shiny polish on the rest of the sample or did you notice the lemon juice fizzing/bubbling when on the surface? If so, it contains calcite and should not be used in the kitchen.Perform the same test procedure on each of your samples.

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