Interesting and Humour - page 2765

[Vladimir Karputov]

Beautiful resorts.

[Evgeny Belyaev]

Karputov Vladimir:

Beautiful resorts.

Where is it?

[Vladimir Karputov]

Evgeny Belyaev:
Where is it?

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[Pavel Gotkevitch]

Diamonds from ashes.

http://www.infoniac.ru/news/Chelovek-kotoryi-iz-vashego-praha-sozdast-almaz.html

[Server Muradasilov]

Pavel Gotkevitch:
Diamonds from ashes.

http://www.infoniac.ru/news/Chelovek-kotoryi-iz-vashego-praha-sozdast-almaz.html

Perversion in its purest form ))))

[Алексей Тарабанов]

Server Muradasilov:
Perversion in its purest form ))))

Probably. By the way, this is Russian technology and the stone is not called a diamond, but fianite - from the word FIAN.

[Pavel Gotkevitch]

Алексей Тарабанов:
Probably. By the way, this is Russian technology, and this stone is not called a diamond, but fianite - from the word FIAN.

Right. Fianite crystals were created in the early 1970s at the Lebedev Physical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (FIAN). Lebedev Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (FIAS). The crystal was named after this institute.
The purpose of the experiments that these scientists conducted was to create crystals with specific properties that can be used in lasers,
As a result, they received a unique crystal for the jewellery and chemical industries and also for making lenses for optical devices.
Many countries bought the licence from the USSR to produce fianite. Abroad, it is called zirconium cube (CZ).

[Alexandr Bryzgalov]

Server Muradasilov:
Pure perversion ))))

Alexei Tarabanov:
Probably. By the way, this is a Russian technology, and this stone is not called a diamond, but fianite - from the word FIAN.

Yes, it is a Russian technology; only Russia could come up with such a high-tech way to sell diamonds to the relatives of the deceased).

[Oleg Tsarkov]

Server Muradasilov:
Pure perversion ))))

There's something wrong here, what carbon? It burns without residue, only salts remain, that's why the ash is white.

[Дмитрий]

Oleg Tsarkov:
There's something wrong here, what carbon? It burns without residue, only salts remain, that's why the ash is white.

There's no carbon in there. Fianide is zirconium dioxideZrO2