Titlebook: How Glass Changed the World; The History and Chem Seth C. Rasmussen Book 2012 The Author(s) 2012 Eyeglasses.Glass.Laboratory Equipment/Appa

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Origins of Glass: Myth and Known History,on of Mesopotamia, possibly as an extension of the production of glazes (~5000 BCE). Around this same time, a new material called . was developed, which was produced by utilizing a variety of techniques to create a glaze layer over a silica core. It may have been invented in either Sumeria or Egypt,

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Reinventing an Old Material: Venice and the New Glass,ters began to more greatly reflect their regional influences and many of the more sophisticated techniques became less widespread. Shortly before 300 CE, Diocletian became Emperor and tried to stabilize the Empire by dividing it into Western and Eastern halves. Each half of the former Empire had its

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Applications to Chemical Apparatus, objects such as distillation heads, beakers, flasks, vials, and test-tubes has become mainstay in the public’s common view of chemical laboratories and the practice of chemical research. Even for the practitioner of science, it is hard to imagine what the chemical laboratory would be like without g

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Impact on Society and its Effect on Chemical Progress,atory glassware. While in many cases, the new laboratory glassware followed older designs previously fabricated from inferior materials, the quality and clarity of the Venetian glass also led to completely new and important objects such as lenses. In fact, some have stated that the most important lo

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Seth C. RasmussenProvides an overview of the history and chemistry of glass technology.Describes the impact glass has had on society today especially on chemical practices.Includes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-28183-9Eyeglasses; Glass; Laboratory Equipment/Apparatus; Materials Science; Pyrotechnology