Question

any material specific chemical composition

Answer 1

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This is a misguided question. Glass doesn’t have a specific chemical formula rather it is a description of the molecular structure of the material. To be considered a glass a material has to be amorphous in the arrangement of the atoms and therefor has no long range order (long range in this context is about 100 angstroms). The chemical composition can be almost anything it can be all silicon dioxide, it can be all metal atoms or it can all non metals. If you are asking what is the composition of window glass it varies from location to location, batch to batch and manufacturer to manufacturer. A typical composition is 70% silica, 10% calcia and 20% soda with a variety of small impurities iron oxide, titania, alumina and other trace components to adjust color, clarity and flow characteristics. The exact composition can vary over a wide range with the glass having nearly identical properties. Ironically the thing that is most obvious to the observer is the color of the glass so a “clear” glass is not typically colorless instead they are slightly blue green.

Answer 2

Answer:

atom

Explanation:

Castration Castration of a material of any chemical