2005 - In-house Study: Deterioration of Glass (Summary)

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In-House Study - Deterioration of Glass (Summary)
Glass is widely valued for its material characteristics of transparency and smoothness, properties that are exploited in the manufacture of a diverse range of products, from windowpanes to domestic drinking vessels.

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