Why some of the glass objects recovered from ancient buildings look milky instead of being transparent?
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Glass is an amorphous solid but with
Time and change in temperature conditions there is a little amount of crystallisaton in it
Due to this it appears milky
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Time and change in temperature conditions there is a little amount of crystallisaton in it
Due to this it appears milky
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When amorphous solid (glass) are heated and cooled slowly, they acquire crystallinity at same temperature. Glass objects of ancient monuments, over a period of years, are exposed to sunlight and cooled during night times, which has resulted in the crystallization of the glass object which imparts milky colour to the ancient monuments.
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