The 'best' way of improving the characteristics of glass is to embed fibres in it, e.g. fibre-glass.
You can also temper it, to create hard to break surfaces (toughened glass).
Gorilla Glass is made stronger than normal glass by adding alumina, a type of ceramic material, during the manufacturing process.
Yes their hooves are much stronger then glass.
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Frosting by sand blasting does not normally make the glass weak, if it is done in controlled temperature, following high standards and procedures. Since the blasting is done with uniform and minute sand particles, the effect is only on the surface of the frosted surface. Frosted glass could also be toughened to make it 4 to 5 times stronger.
Glass is stronger in compression than in tension. When a tensile force is applied to glass, it is more likely to break compared to when a compressive force is applied. This is because glass is more prone to developing cracks and fractures when subjected to tension.
Glass is a mixture mainly made of silica or fine white sand, combined with smaller amounts of sodium bicarbonate or potash to lower its melting point. A small amount of limestone is also added to stabilize the mixture to make the glass stronger and water-resistant.
No, it doesn't matter about the thickness of the glass, it doesn't affect the angle of incidence where the light hits the glass from the air - and this refraction of the light here is what spreads out the constituent wavelengths that make up white light to make a rainbow. The intensity can only be controlled by makeing the light stronger of the room darker.
There is none, glass is much stronger, but i suppose it depends on the use.
Yes, it can. A microscope can focus a laser beam in a smaller spot then it was creating a higher energy density per unit area.
Auto glass is made out of a strong yet flexible polycarbonate. This is stronger than normal glass and will resist scratches and crack easier than the regular glass can.
Only ozone can make itself stronger. It will make ozone layer thick.