- alkali; the
result being soluble in water, "but not
affected by
atmospheric changes". The
terms "water
gl****" and "
soluble gl****" were used by
Leopold Wolff...
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known as
Dutch tears or
Batavian tears) are
toughened gl**** beads created by
dripping molten gl**** into cold water,
which causes it to
solidify into a tadpole-shaped...
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related precursors. Soda
lowers the
gl****-transition temperature. However, the soda
makes the
gl**** water-
soluble,
which is
usually undesirable. To provide...
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toughened gl**** is a type of
safety gl**** processed by
controlled thermal or
chemical treatments to
increase its
strength compared with
normal gl****. Tempering...
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Uranium gl**** is
gl**** which has had uranium,
usually in
oxide diuranate form,
added to a
gl**** mix
before melting for colouration. The
proportion usually...
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Borosilicate gl**** is a type of
gl**** with
silica and
boron trioxide as the main
gl****-forming constituents.
Borosilicate gl****es are
known for having...
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increases the
solubility of tin, copper, and antimony,
leading to its use in
colored enamels and glazes. The low
viscosity of lead
gl**** melt is the reason...
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plastic using gl**** fiber. The
fibers may be
randomly arranged,
flattened into a
sheet called a
chopped strand mat, or
woven into
gl**** cloth. The plastic...
- is a
North American variant of C-
gl****. AR-
gl**** is alkali-resistant
gl****. Most
gl**** fibers have
limited solubility in
water but are very
dependent on...
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oxide also
facilitates the
solubility of
other metal oxides and is used in
coloured gl****. The
viscosity decrease of lead
gl**** melt is very significant...
