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Naturally this most abundant alkali metal is used in soaps glass and pretzels?
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What are the chemical properties of glass?
Glass is almost completely made of silica (silicon dioxide), the naturally occurring form of the element silicon. This is basically the same substance as quartz and common sand. Silica is the most abundant substance on Earth and is paradoxically a liquid.
Can glass form naturally?
yes
What is E-glass what is its application?
E-glass is a glass made of alumino-borosilicate, and contains less than 1 percent alkali oxides. It's most used in glass fiber.
From what element is most glass formed?
Glass is mostly made of silica (SiO2). Silica is molecule, not an element, but in that case the most abundant element is oxygen, being that there are 2 oxygen atoms (O) to every 1 silicon atom (Si).
What is a gorrila glass?
Gorrila glass is a "Corning" manufacturing product. It is a alkali-aluminosilicate sheet of glass. Basically, it is meant to be highly thin and resistant to much surface damage. It is mostly chemical strengthened glass.
Why are brick and glass not classified as minerals?
They are not naturally occurring
What is the second most abundant element on earths crust and is found in glass and sand?
silicon.
Second most abundant element in earth's crust; found in glass and sand?
Si - silicon.
What is seeded glass?
Seeded Glass has pinhead sized bubbles. The glass softens the light coming from the bulb inside and replicates the naturally seeded glass made in colonial times.
Why are brick steel and glass not classified as minerals?
They are not naturally occurring
What element is the second most abundant element in the earths crust- found in glass?
That would be silicon, or SiO2
Why are rubidium and cesium kept in a sealed glass tube?
Because they are extremely reactive to any moisture in the air.See the Related Questions about the reactivity of the alkali metals (rubidium and cesium are the most reactive of the alkali metals).
