Plzz help
Why after some time glass appears milky and not transparent ?
Answer on the basis of solid state chapter (+2class)
Answers
Answered by
6
Hello Shruti :)
Your answer is
As we know that Liquids or Amorphous solids have a tendency to flow but sometimes it is called Pseudo Solids or Super Cooled Liquids. Now, Glasses are light bit thicker at the bottom compare to Top. Now this happens because glass flows down very slowly and makes the bottom part little bit thicker. This happens due to long exposure of light and dark due to day and night, causes heat difference which converts amorphous to some crystalline form and this makes the appearance of glass milky.
I hope it helped you
If so, Please mark it brainiest answer......................
Thank You
Your answer is
As we know that Liquids or Amorphous solids have a tendency to flow but sometimes it is called Pseudo Solids or Super Cooled Liquids. Now, Glasses are light bit thicker at the bottom compare to Top. Now this happens because glass flows down very slowly and makes the bottom part little bit thicker. This happens due to long exposure of light and dark due to day and night, causes heat difference which converts amorphous to some crystalline form and this makes the appearance of glass milky.
I hope it helped you
If so, Please mark it brainiest answer......................
Thank You
Altu01:
Thanku so much :-)
Similar questions