The Latest Developments in Glass Science and Technology

Year 2017, , 209 - 233, 31.05.2017

Bekir Karasu Oğuz Bereket Ecenur Biryan Deniz Sanoğlu

https://doi.org/10.31202/ecjse.318204

Cited By: 9

Abstract

The aim of this study is to
give detailed information about the latest developments/ applications in the
glass science and technology. In this aspect, smart glass, security glass, thin
glass, amorphous metal, electrolytes, molecular liquid, colloidal glass, glass
added polymer, glass-ceramic, fiberglass, double glazing, Dragontrail glass,
Gorilla glass, fluorescent lamp, glass to metal seal, glassphalt, heatable
glass, lamination, nano channel glass, photochromic lenses, night vision
glasses, glass cockpit, porous glass, self—cleaning glass and bioactive glass
were mentioned. 

Keywords

Glass, Science, Technology, Innovation

The Latest Developments in Glass Science and Technology

Abstract

Bu
çalışmanın amacı cam bilimi ve teknolojisindeki en son gelişmeler hakkında
detaylı bilgi sunmaktır. İlgili bağlamda, güvenlik camı, ince cam, camsı
metal, elektrolitler, moleküler sıvı, koloidal cam, cam katkılı polimer,
cam-seramik, cam lifi, izolasyon camı, Dragontrail camı, Gorilla camı, flüoresan
lamba, cam-metal sızdırmazlığı, cam katkılı asfalt, ısıtılabilir cam,
tabakalama, nano kanallı cam, fotokromik lensler, gece görüş camları, cam pilot
kabini, porlu cam, kendi kendini temizleyebilen cam ve biyo-aktif camdan
bahsedilmiştir.

Keywords

Cam, Bilim, Teknoloji, Yenilik

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