Soda-lime glass is a widely used glass composed primarily of silica, soda, and lime, known for its versatility, transparency, and cost-effectiveness.
Overview
Chemical Composition
Environmental Impact
Manufacturing Process
History Of Soda Lime Glass
Properties And Applications
Recycling And Sustainability
Comparison With Other Types Of Glass
Innovations In Soda Lime Glass Technology
Borosilicate Glass
Temperature
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Carbonate
Chemistry
Pollution
Recycling
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🔬 Soda-lime glass is the most commonly produced type of glass in the world.
♨️ It is made primarily from silica, soda ash, and lime.
🔧 Soda-lime glass has a melting point of approximately 1,400–1,600°C (2,550–2,912°F).
🧪 This type of glass is highly versatile and can be molded into a variety of shapes.
🌍 Soda-lime glass is recyclable and can be reused multiple times without significant loss of quality.
💡 It is commonly used in windows, bottles, and jars.
🖼️ Soda-lime glass is transparent and has good optical clarity.
🌡️ It has a low thermal expansion coefficient, making it less prone to thermal shock.
🎨 Dyes and colorants can be added to soda-lime glass to achieve various colors.
📦 Soda-lime glass is less expensive to produce compared to other types of glass like borosilicate glass.
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