Chemistry, asked by SAROLM10, 1 year ago

An metal do not stick into glass?

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Answered by vikasoysw2a

A metal that does not stick to glass is copper. Metallic copper in pure form does not bond at all with glass. The surface of glass should be oxidized in order to have a copper metal bond with it. Also, the oxidized layer should be thick enough.

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