Corning Pyrex was introduced in 1915.
The refractive index of Pyrex glass is typically around 1.47 for visible light. This value may vary slightly depending on the specific composition and thickness of the Pyrex glass.
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Yes, you can use Pyrex in a turbo broiler, as long as the Pyrex dish is labeled as oven-safe. However, avoid sudden temperature changes, as this can cause the glass to shatter. Always check the manufacturer's instructions for both the Pyrex and the turbo broiler to ensure compatibility and safe usage.
Pyrex was created in 1915.
Nooooooooooo!!!! Pyrex is not ever safe to freeze. Your answer no doubt comes as a surprise to all the cooks who have been baking casseroles in Pyrex, cooling them and sticking them in the freezer. After that they can go directly to the oven or be defrosted first. Ask the Pyrex people!
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That is a great question!!!! Pyrex used to be a form of borosilicate glass which was and still is prized for its inert properties. Meaning it doesn't contaminate other chemicals or be contaminated easily . I guess the question is can you get it cleaned out of the toxic substance? The other problem is Pyrex brand kitchenware hasent been made of true pyrex for some time and is not as inert as it once was. Is it pre or post pyrex pyrex? Its hard to tell. The safest way to be safe is scap it unless your sure. David Custome Glass Maker/Caster
Pyrex is durable because it is made from tempered soda-lime or borosilicate glass, which is resistant to thermal shock and can withstand high temperatures. This type of glass is less prone to breaking or shattering when exposed to rapid temperature changes, making Pyrex a reliable and long-lasting choice for cookware.
Yes, you can put Pyrex in the freezer for storage.
There are some online companies that sell Pyrex glass kettles i have seen them online. I have also seen them in Fred Myers around my home. Hope this helps and thank you.
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