Sentence examples for rich glass from inspiring English sources

The primary model of a silver rich glass (with stoichiometry close to that used for a detector) was fabricated as follows.

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When state regulators visited the site in 2009, they found a mountain of the lead-rich glass, several stories tall.

Representative pores, anorthite grains, and silica- and aluminum-rich glass are indicated.

Anorthite grains with a size of 3 μm (light gray) are surrounded by silica- and aluminum-rich glass (dark gray), which are clearly observed in (b).

Very small amounts (average ∼ 0.2 vol.% for both plants) of Si-rich glass or amorphous silica were also detected by CCSEM.

The artificial pigment Egyptian blue (a silica-rich glass, whose colour is related to the presence of the mineral cuprorivaite, CaCuSi4O10 [153] 153]) is a very stable pigment (to acids, alkali, light) [28].

Above ~100 GPa, there were abrupt increases in the P-V S gradients (dV S /dP) at 130 GPa in Al2O3-poor glass and at 116 GPa in Al2O3-rich glass.

The two severely heated MMs show clear evidence of atmospheric heating such as partial melt of the uppermost surface layer in one and abundant patches of dendritic magnetite and Si-rich glass within an olivine grain in the other.

From 10 to 40 GPa, the transverse acoustic wave velocity (V S ) of Al2O3-rich glass (SiO2 + 20.5 mol% Al2O3) was greater than that of Al2O3-poor glass (SiO2 + 3.9 mol% Al2O3).

Taking into account the phase diagrams of As Ch systems (Ch = Se, S) [26, 28, 29], two intrinsic decomposition processes are to be expected for Ch-rich glass compositions (Z ≤ 2.40).