Lecture

Glass Durability

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Description

This lecture discusses the durability of glass, explaining how it can degrade over time due to reactions with water and the environment, leading to a decrease in transparency and potential dissolution. The instructor covers mechanisms such as the reaction of glass with water, the hydrolysis of water, and the impact of different pH levels on glass dissolution.

Instructors (3)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Chemical reactions: Chemical substances

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