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To make soap in soap museums, olive oil, melted coconut oil, and caustic soda are precisely weighed and mixed according to a recipe to be "saponified" into soap and glycerin. The ingredients (chamomile, lavender, etc.) for flavoring the soap are also weighed. This allows for historically accurate soap to be produced in a demonstration setting.
Stereomicroscopes are used in art-technological analysis to visualize the spatial structure and layer sequence of a work of art. This allows the original structure as well as subsequent interventions and alterations to be reliably identified – a valuable basis for restoration and authenticity testing!