Glass

Glass is a solid material that is typically transparent or translucent, made by heating a mixture of silica (sand), soda (sodium carbonate), and lime (calcium oxide) to high temperatures until it melts and then allowing it to cool into a rigid structure. The cooling process does not allow for the formation of a crystalline structure, which is why glass is classified as an amorphous solid. The properties of glass can vary widely based on its composition and the treatment it undergoes.

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- Glass applications Glass 51
- Glass art Glass 60
- Glass beaches Glass 72
- Glass dyes Glass 80
- Glass engineering and science Glass 79
- Glass in nature Glass 57
- Glass industry Glass 60
- Glass stubs Glass 55
- Glass types Glass 53
- History of glass Glass 73
- Materials with minor glass phase Glass 59
- Vitreous enamel Glass 69
- Architectural glass Glass 53
- Back painted glass Glass 64
- Borate glass Glass 50
- Cased glass Glass 56
- Cole–Davidson equation Glass 40
- Composite glass Glass 50
- Conservation and restoration of glass objects Glass 73
- Conservation and restoration of photographic plates Glass 64
- Cut glass Glass 80
- Flashed glass Glass 69
- Fritted glass Glass 50
- Glaskönigin Glass 66
- Glass flakes Glass 78
- Glass formation Glass 71
- Glass instrument Glass 27
- Glass melting furnace Glass 69
- Glass working Glass 67
- Helenite Glass 64
- Johari–Goldstein relaxation Glass 60
- List of physical properties of glass Glass 61
- Nanochannel glass materials Glass 66
- Oxycarbide glass Glass 68
- Powder coating on glass Glass 76
- Quadruple glazing Glass 62
- Safety glass Glass 81
- Sliding glass door Glass 59
- Smart glass Glass 78
- Solarized architectural glass Glass 87
- Thermal fracturing in glass Glass 38
- Transparent wood composite Glass 78
- Vitrification Glass 63
- Window Glass 68

Glass

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