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jeyben [28]
3 years ago
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Why do quartz and glass both have very high melting points ?

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kozerog [31]3 years ago
3 0
Cause <span>Pure silica </span>can<span> produce an excellent </span>glass<span>, but it is </span>very high<span>-melting (1,723 </span>o<span> C, ... and ability to transmit ultraviolet light (an ability that ordinary </span>glass does<span> not </span>have<span>). ... of its </span>extremely high melting point<span> (1,723 </span>o<span> C, or 3,133 </span>o<span> F), but fluxes </span>can<span> be</span>
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