Human head transection. Dr. Hood’s Plain Talks About the Human System. 1902.
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Human head transection. Dr. Hood’s Plain Talks About the Human System. 1902.

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Cellulose nitrate was used to make dice from the late 1860s until the middle of the twentieth century, and the material remains stable for decades. Then, in a flash, they can dramatically decompose. Nitric acid is released in a process called outgassing. The dice cleave, crumble, and then implode.
From Dice: Deception, Fate & Rotten Luck by Ricky Jay and Rosamond Purcell, 2002.
(set photographer Eric Mache)