Symbol of an ESD grounding point for all components. An electrostatic-sensitive device (often abbreviated ESD) is any component (primarily electrical) which can be damaged by common static charges which build up on people, tools, and other non-conductors or semiconductors.ESD commonly also stands for electrostatic discharge.ommon electrostatic-sensitive devices include: 1  MOSFET transistors, used to make integrated circuits (ICs). 2  CMOS ICs (chips), integrated circuits built with MOSFETs. 3  Examples are computer CPUs, graphics ICs. 4  Computer cards.
Iâm always on the lookout for medicinal plants. To make spruce pitch oil and salve, just find some pitch dripping from a tree, or some saturated bark on a limb or dead tree. If you have bark beetles, that shouldnât be a problem. Scrape off some pitch or saturated bark, place it in a jar and cover with an edible oil.alve is more convenient for a backpack, first aid kid, or in your bags while traveling. To make salve, pour the infused oil into a pan and add 1 Â½ to 2 Tbsp. of beeswax per cup of oil. Over very low heat, stir and melt the wax. Now, pour into a clean jar or a tin, and allow to cool and solidify before closing the lid.
ï»¿ï»¿ï»¿ I recently submitted this article on How to Make and Use Spruce Pitch Salve to Survivalist Blog. It was published today! The uses for Spruce Pitch and Sap are well-documented in books about Alaska Natives.udy, I make hot process soap, and infuse the pitch into the various oils. Then when I want to make the soap, I just use the infused oils for most of the oil in my recipe --- about 2/3 of the total oils are infused.