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Novosadov [1.4K]
3 years ago
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Como se forman las perlas

Biology
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Kobotan [32]3 years ago
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Hay tees métodos pot los cuales se forma las perlas: naturalmente, culturas, o imitación. En la naturaleza, in irritante como un pará o un grand de arena de abre paso entre el manto y la cáscara de in mejillón, una almeja o una ostra. Leugo, como mecanismo de defensa, la criatura marina comienza a secretar una mucosa com minerales conocidos como nácar, el mismo material del que están hechas las conchas. Con el tiempo, la capa de nácar de acumula y después de varios años, las perlas de agua salada tardan más en formarse, una perla está completamente formada. En el método de cultivo, un irritante se implanta quirúrgicamente en la criatura, esto se conoce como el núcleo, la semilla o “madre de perla”. A partir de ahí sufre el mismo proceso que en la naturaleza. No creo que estuvieras preguntando sobre el proceso para hacer perlas de imitación. No hablo Español, así que esto ha sido traducido por el traductor de google si ay algún problema de traducción. Espero que esto ayude.
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