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Glasses, Quartz and Ceramics, and Their Use in Tube Design

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Glass is a supercooled liquid which does not form crystals upon solidification because of the rapid increase of the viscosity with decreasing temperature (amorphous and homogeneous solidification, see sec. 1.8 and Fig. 6/1).

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