Vitreous detachment is the separation of the eye's internal clear gel (vitreous) from the eye wall or retinal. A ...
Artistic Wire craft wire is considered dead soft on the wire hardness scale, because it is bendy and pliable. This is a round (or twisted!) copper wire that has been colored with an enamel coating. This process has been developed to resist tarnishing, chipping, or peeling.
Wire comes in three different forms of hardness: dead soft, half-hard, and full-hard. Below are some basic definitions for each type: Dead Soft: As the term indicates, this wire is very soft and can be bent with your hands. It is often used for wire-sculpted jewelry. Half-Hard: It is harder than dead soft wire because it has been pulled through a draw plate (a tool with holes in it the same size and shape of the wire).