1. Optical lenses
Glass, in its most general sense, is a non-crystalline solid with a glass transition [AF 3 601]. The non-crystalline aspect refers to the long-scale disordered appearance of the glassy lattice. For example, in the case of silica glass (SiO2), the lattice is made up of SiO4 tetrahedra linked together by oxygen atoms (with the silicon atom at the center of the tetrahedron), but the arrangement of the tetrahedra is not periodic as in the case of a crystal (such...
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(1) - CHOPINET (M.H.) - The history of glass. - In Handbook of glass, Springer, pp.1-47 (2019).
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(2) - GUTZOW (I.S.) - On the etymology of the word glass in European languages and some final remarks. - In Glasses and the glass transition, Wiley, 379-386 (2011).
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