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Crucible (1283 bytes)
1: ... of the earliest uses of [[platinum]] was to make crucibles. More recently, metals such as [[nickel]] and [[... 3: ...on) have an embedded crucible and are tilted when the metal is poured out. 5: The term ''crucible'' is often used for unrelated activities that are... 8: *[[The Crucible]] (play) and [[Crucible Theatre]]. 11: .../AboutUs.htm Metal Technology - a manufacturer of crucibles] The Crucible (4671 bytes) 2: ...n the [[1950s]]. Miller was himself questioned by the [[House Committee on Un-American Activities]] in ... 4: ...on succeeded and the play became a classic. Today the play is often studied in American and British [[h... 6: The Play has been adapted for [[movies|film]] twice: ... 10: ... Abigail denies any witchcraft and claims she and the girls were just dancing. 12: ...y do not like. Many residents, mainly the old and the sick, are found guilty and sentenced to execution... Skull crucible (1390 bytes) 1: ... the shape of the zirconium powder the outside of the device is water cooled. 3: ...s the zirconium melts it oxidizes and blends with the now molten zirconium oxide which now will conduct... 5: ...ttrium oxide as well as any material add to color the crystal. 7: ...hell is broken off and the interior of the gob is then used to manufacture [[gemstone|gemstones]] The Crucible (disambiguation) (459 bytes) 1: The name "'''The Crucible'''" can refer to: 3: ... written and published by [[Arthur Miller]] about the [[Salem witch trials]]. 4: *[[Crucible Theatre]], a [[theatre]] in [[Sheffield, England]]. 5: *[[Crucible]], a [[heat]]-resistant container in which [[chem... 6: *The Crucible, the last and hardest part of the [[United States Marine Corps]] [[Basic Combat Tra... The Crucible (Frasier) (2148 bytes) 3: ...partment. When she arrives, however, she looks at the painting and confirms that it is NOT her work. 5: ...icy. In fact he and his employees try to point at the forged signature to convince Frasier that it is n... 7: ...ing. Frasier even contemplates exposing Hayson on the radio during his show, but [[Niles]] reminds him ... 9: ... in the main bathroom of his apartment instead of the fireplace, where it stood before. Crucible Theatre (956 bytes) 1: ...roductions are normally overseen by the Sheffield Theatres Group. 3: ...torium. The building also contains the 400 seat ''Crucible Studio'' venue. 5: ...ce [[1977]]. It has also hosted championships of other indoor [[sport]]s, such as [[table tennis]] and ... 8: ...fieldtheatres.co.uk/whatson-crucible.asp Crucible Theatre - official booking website] Crucible steel (5965 bytes) 1: ...]] (typically in the form of [[charcoal]]) in a [[crucible]]. 3: ... presence of carbon, which will then combine with the oxygen to form [[carbon dioxide]], leaving pure i... 5: ...h-temperature containers instead of placing it on the charcoal directly. 7: ...D to produce [[Damascus steel]], famed throughout the world. 9: ...dition of [[aluminium oxide]] and [[silica]] from the glass that gave wootz its unique properties. Cementation process (1318 bytes) 1: ...in the [[18th century]] from the [[crucible steel|crucible process]]. 3: ...eral salts, called ''cement powder'' - which gave the process its name. In larger works up to 16 tons o... 5: ...' a little over 1% in mass from the [[carbon]] in the charcoal, and had become hetrogenous bars of ''bl... 7: The bars were then shortened, bound, heated and hammered, pressed o... Wootz steel (1102 bytes) 1: ...C]]). Wootz is an anglicised version of ''ukku'', the word for steel in many south Indian languages. 3: ...pical carbon content of 1.5%) were separated from the slag and poured into 2 [[kilogram|kg]] ingots. 5: ...le stroke, and be bent around a man and return to their original shape when released. Giles Corey (1105 bytes) 1: ...[September 19]], [[1692]]) was a famous victim of the [[Salem Witchcraft Trials]] in early [[colonial A... 3: ...died after having rocks laid on him for two days, the weight increasing as he didn't answer. It is said... 5: ...ding to ''The Crucible'', Giles felt guilty about the accusation of his wife because he had told a mini... Ezekiel Cheever (403 bytes) 1: ...t]], regarding the [[poppet]] which was placed in the Proctor house so that it would look like that she... Abigail Williams (1441 bytes) 1: ...one of the central characters in the play, "[[The Crucible]]". 3: ...r farm - a significant way in those days - making the so-called affair near impossible. 5: .... Other versions claim that she ended her life in the West Indies. Goody (456 bytes) 3: ...in [[Arthur Miller]]'s historical fiction ''[[The Crucible]]'', and [[Nathaniel Hawthorne]] wrote a famous s... Joe Johnson (snooker player) (2058 bytes) 40: ...anking, largely as a result of his success at the Crucible. 42: ...al snooker, and is currently the oldest player on the circuit. Thomas Putnam (387 bytes) 1: ...''' is a fictional character in the play, ''[[The Crucible]]'' by [[Arthur Miller]]. 3: ...thier and well respected citizens of Salem during the time. Foil (literature) (490 bytes) 1: ... the foil character is to emphasize the traits of the main character by comparison or contrast. 3: ...have been killed, are foils for Hamlet. Or in The Crucible by Arthur Miller, Abby and Elizabeth Proctor. Thomas Danforth (556 bytes) 1: '''Thomas Danforth''' was a famous judge of the [[Salem Witchcraft Trials]] in early [[colonial A... 3: ...erson he tried guilty of witchcraft and sentenced them to hanging, except [[Giles Corey]]. Radio frequency induction (538 bytes) 3: ...pidly heating a conducting material. The [[skull crucible]], a specialized device for growing [[cubic zirco... Lindsay Quartet (493 bytes) 1: The '''Lindsay Quartet''' (or '''The Lindsays''') is a [[Britain|British]] [[string qu... 3: ...each year at the Studio Theatre in the [[Crucible Theatre]], Sheffield. Execution by pressing (594 bytes) 1: ...Rocks or other weights were then placed on top of the board until his or her body was crushed. It was a... 3: ...re was carried out in [[Arthur Miller]]'s ''[[The Crucible]]'' when an elderly man, Giles Corey, refused to ...
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