Past and Present Approaches to Borosilicate Glasses

Abstract

Thanks to their distinguished properties borosilicate glasses (BSGs) are preferred in many application fields: laboratory glassware, microwave glass cookware, high quality beverage glassware, aquarium heaters, flashlights, spotlights (high–powered lighting products), high intensity discharge lamps, telescopes, bio materials, immobilisation and disposal of radioactive wastes, microscope lenses and slides, art construction, aviation (airplanes, UAVs, missiles) etc. The aim of this work is to present general information about BSGs from past to present time.

Keywords

• Borosilicate glass,history,development,properties,application

Borosilikat Camlarına Yönelik Geçmişte ve Günümüzdeki Yaklaşımlar

Abstract

Sahip oldukları şeçkin özellikleri sayesinde borosilikat camlar pek çok uygulamada kendilerine yer bulmaktadırlar: laboratuvar gereçleri, mikro dalga cam ürünleri, yüksek kalitede sofra ürünleri, akvaryum ısıtıcıları, spot aydınlatmaları, teleskoplar, biyo uygulamalar, radio aktif atıkların güvenli bir biçimde uzaklaştırılması, sanatsal yapılar, havacılık uygulamaları (uçaklar, füzeler) vb. Bu derleme makalesinin amacı geçmişten günümüze borasilikat camları hakkında genel bilgi sunmaktır.

Keywords

• Borosilikat cam,tarihçe,gelişim,özellikler,uygulama

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