The Apothecary Diaries - Vol. 5 Ch. 26 - The Lead

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Oh boy! I feel so happy at being the first one to comment on my most very favourite manga!
Great as always .Thankyou for the translation.
I can't wait for the romance to kick in , in later chapters.
 
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Ok.Did he give him som mild poison for MaoMao?
Since he's such a good strategist it should be easy for him to figure out what would make her happy.
 
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Even with solder, heating up a key's worth of metal with only a fishbowl is some pretty intense sunlight.

That fishbowl itself is quality craftsmanship.

Holy crap I looked up the blue ore: it's Azurite for Chrysocollar(Goldsmith's Solder).
 
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Man this was a great chapter, though we did not really have a bad one as far I can remember.
 
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The real inheritance is an alloy with low melting point, making it easy to work with,
The method to create it is by combining those 3 metals in proportion to the size of the box they're contained in
 
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Glad to see the next chapter, the manga is always a bit easier to understand in terms of the riddles.
 
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Soldering with sun and a magnifier glass is possible, I think. CMIIW, but I don't think tin moulding using that technique is possible, at least if I compared it to modern solder wire. Once the tin get some small distance from the heat source, it just quickly change from liquid to solid, but not enough to get it into shape like that. If the mould is mounted vertical instead of horizontal, it might has a little better chance.
 
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Low temperature solders exist: https://www.indium.com/blog/a-guide-to-low-temperature-solder-alloys.php
One of the lowest temperature solder alloys is liquid at 43 ºC/109.4ºF.
There are many alloys that are eutectic, meaning that a fixed proportion of them melt below the melting point of their constituent metals or of any other mixture of them.
 
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the discoloration is square shaped though. wouldn't the discoloration from the fish bowl be circle?
 
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Glad to finally get an update. The manga is easier to understand than WN (though I believe this doesn't exist in WN. If my memory is right).
 

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