Vintage Red Glass Fun Fact: Vintage red glass, also known as ruby or cranberry glass, is often colored with GOLD! While the process of making red glass using gold compounds was known in ancient times, the technique was lost and later rediscovered in the 17th century. Red glass produced today is, for the most part, not colored with gold, but selenium, and sometimes copper and other metal oxides are used in combination. Gold-purple, fuscia, and some glasses in that color family are still made with

How DOES red glass get its color?? Lots of discussions around glass coloration lately so I thought I'd share this reel from June 2022. .. I still have so much more to share, though! Did you know most colored glass isn't recommended as food safe? I want to tell you moreeee. . #sciencefacts #glassscience #stainedglass | Glimpse Glass

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What Is a Standard Drink? Measurements of Alcohol Explained | LoveToKnow

Do you know what a standard drink looks like? The Australian guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol are: - healthy adults: drink no more than 10 standard drinks a week and no more than 4 standard drinks in any one day - children and people under 18 years of age: should not drink alcohol - people who are pregnant or breastfeeding: should not drink alcohol. Learn how many standard drinks are in common glasses using the ‘Standard Drink Calculator’ on the Your Room website: https://