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Parchment paper, also
known as a
vegetable parchment or
baking paper, is a cellulose-based
composite that has been
processed to give it
additional properties...
- for
parchment.
There was a
short period during the
introduction of
printing where parchment and
paper were used at the same time, with
parchment (in fact...
- true
paper. Nor is true
parchment considered paper: used prin****lly for writing,
parchment is
heavily prepared animal skin that
predates paper and possibly...
- membrane,
typically used as
writing material. It is
often distinguished from
parchment,
either by
being made from
calfskin (rather than the skin of
other animals)...
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practice of
oiling parchment or
paper in
order to make it semi-translucent or moisture-proof goes back at
least to the
Middle Ages.
Paper impregnated or coated...
- steaming. The
parcel is
typically made from
folded parchment paper, but
other material, such as a
paper bag or
aluminum foil, may be used. The
parcel holds...
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pores or
treat the
paper chemically to make it fat repellent.
Basis weights are
usually 30–50 g/m2.
Darcy (unit)
Parchment paper Permeability (earth...
- papyrus,
parchment, or
paper containing writing. A
scroll is
usually partitioned into pages,
which are
sometimes separate sheets of
papyrus or
parchment glued...
- in
Kraft paper and
cooked in hot
asphalt Butcher paper Corrugated fiberboard Gift
wrapping Manila paper Paper bag
Paper sack
Parchment paper Derived from...
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Parchment craft, also
known as Pergamano, is the art of
embellishing and
decorating parchment paper (or
vellum paper)
through the use of
techniques such...