4.2c - Glass

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The Story of Glass

Includes recycling and applications focuses on its energy-intensive production from silica sand limestone and soda ash

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Composition of Glass

Made from silica sand limestone soda ash with added chemicals for properties

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Importance of Glass Recycling

Scrap glass reduces energy consumption as melting occurs around 1700 Celsius

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Characteristics of Glass

Includes transparency color design options strength brittleness hardness and unreactivity

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Transparency

Allows light to pass through making it ideal for jars windows and decorative purposes

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Color in Glass

Achieved by adding specific chemicals for tailored aesthetics

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Strength of Glass

Low tensile strength but high compressive strength

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Brittleness

Shatters easily due to low impact strength

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Hardness

Resistant to scratches due to high hardness

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Unreactivity

Chemically inert making it suitable for food storage without risk of leaching

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Non-Toxic Property

Ideal for holding consumables and beverages

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Non-Porous

Retains liquids and prevents moisture seepage from external environments

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Insulating Properties

Does not conduct heat or electricity

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Recyclability of Glass

100% and continuously recyclable

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Soda Glass

Commercially common glass with medium to low thermal shock used in windows and drink bottles

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Borosilicate Pyrex

Enhanced thermal conductivity for cookware science equipment and oven doors

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Toughened Glass

Heat treated and cold-blasted for shatter-resistant applications like car windows

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Laminated Glass

Layers of glass with plastic to hold fragments prevents crack propagation used in windscreens and bulletproof glass

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Glass Fiber

Long glass strands woven for reinforced plastic used in tent poles and swimming pools

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Design Contexts of Glass

Utilized for walls windows bulletproof panes scientific tools and ornamental products

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Recycling of Glass

Produces cullet which lowers energy and material costs improves environmental sustainability

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Color Sorting in Recycling

Glass is separated by color due to chemical composition before crushing for reuse

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Environmental Benefits of Recycling

Reduces energy consumption pollution and raw material extraction