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pumice A type of lava that is porous and mostly glass. In solid form, it is used in powdered forms as an abrasive.
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pumice A fine pumice powder used in the polishing process. Usually available in 90 and 180 grades.
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pumice A light-colored volcanic rock that contains a large number of vesicles and has a composition similar to rhyolite.
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pumice Volcanic glass, used in powdered form as pounce on parchment; in its consilidated form, it was employed to scrape parchment for reuse as a palimpsest.
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pumice Frothy volcanic rock formed by the expansion of gas in erupting lava.
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