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Process of glass bending Bending of glass is a physical process. Glass having high melting point can de bend to desiered shape these are known as borosil glasses,constant heat along with pressure in desiered direction is applied .pressure should be lower then the effect and temparature of heat other wise there are chances of breaking or cracking of glass
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What does glass produce?
glass can produce a refraction (bending) of light
What produces glass?
glass can produce a refraction (bending) of light
Procedure of watch glass?
Glass bending procedure without dents
What is the proper bending procedures?
Proper bending procedures involve maintaining good posture, using your legs to lift and bend instead of your back, and avoiding twisting while bending. It's important to keep the object close to your body when bending and to avoid sudden jerking movements. If possible, use bending aids or equipment to assist in lifting and bending tasks.
How can glass be made useful for purposes such as bending and resisting heat?
Unlike an optical lens, maximum 'bending' occurs closest to, and minimum 'bending' furthest from, the center of a gravitational lens.
Why is bending a glass tube a physical change?
Cutting a glass tube is a physical change because the cut glass tube still has the same chemical composition as the uncut tube. Nothing has changed except the physical appearance of the glass tube.
Why is a stick always bending in a glass of water?
Simple.... Refraction. Look it up ^_^
Why does the straw bend in the glass of water?
The bending of the straw in a glass of water is due to refraction of light. When light passes from air into water, it changes speed and direction, causing the apparent bending of the straw. This phenomenon is called refraction.
Is the bending of glass over a flame chemical or physical?
that depends. changing the shape of glass is physical but if its a glass that can be effected by heat then if can be chemical. i would say its both.
How do you beat level 60 of liquid measure?
TUBES going left to right: Attach a down and right bending tube on #1 (first column) Do not attach anything to #3 (second column) Attach a right bending, then down bending, then right bending tube on #3 (third column) Attach a right bending tube on #1 (fourth column) Attach a right bending tube on #2 (fifth column) Attach a left bending, then straight tube on #2 (sixth column) Do not attach anything to #3 (seventh column). GLASSES Place a vertical 3 glass directly under the #3 tube in the second column. Place the horizontal 3 glass directly on top of horizontal 4 glass stretching from 2nd-4th column. (leaving only one space open on the 4 glass in the fifth column) Place the vertical 2 glass directly next to the 4 glass in the sixth column. Place the vertical 3 glass directly next to the 2 glass in the seventh column.
Why is there a need to use fishtail in bending glass tubing?
Fishtail is used in bending glass tubing to create a smooth, controlled bend without introducing stress or cracks in the glass. This technique allows for uniform heating and minimizes the risk of breakage, ensuring that the glass maintains its structural integrity during the bending process. Additionally, the fishtail shape helps in achieving precise angles and shapes, which is essential for applications in scientific equipment or artistic designs.
Why should the softened glass be removed first from the flame before bending?
Because if you didn't the glass beaks MUCH easier, and will injure you.
