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double diffusion in one dimension; see under diffusion.
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| oak |
(oake) - subtypes: black, box, chestnut, live, pin, post, red, scrub, shrub, Spanish, swamp white, white
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The oak was the most sacred tree to the ancient Teutons. Despite their mythology which elevated the ash tree to the World Tree, the Teutons revered oak for its healing and magical properties. The bark of the oak cured illness; its acorns were used in a drink of forgetfulness; and its twigs and brances were used in fertility ceremonies (Cord, I, 11; Davidson, 37).
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| oak |
A fine-grained timber traditionally used to make barrels for the fermentation and ageing of wine. American oak adds softness to the wine whereas French oak is more robust adding greater body and complexity.
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The most popular wood for constructing barrels. Oak imparts flavors and tannin to wines during the barrel aging process; home winemakers can also accomplish this by using oak chips or powder.
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