The Definitive Guide to Glass: Its History, Science, and Impact

Conrad Riker · AI-narrated by Alistair (from Google)
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Are you tired of not understanding the significance of glass in our world? Do you want to know how this transparent material has shaped human history and its role in our future? This book is your ultimate guide to the world of glass.


In "The Definitive Guide to Glass: Its History, Science, and Impact", we explore:


- The origins of glass making, tracing back to ancient civilizations.

- The evolution of glass making techniques, from core-forming to modern methods.

- The role of glass in ancient cultures, including Egypt, Rome, and Greece.

- The science behind glass, including its chemical composition and production process.

- The use of glass in architecture, from stained glass windows to skyscrapers.

- The artistic side of glass making, including painting and sculpture techniques.

- The psychological impact of glass on human society and its role in art and design.

- The religious significance of glass, from stained glass windows to ceremonial uses.

- Current trends in glass making and the future of the industry.

- The environmental impact of glass production and efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.

- The economic importance of the glass industry and its role in global trade.

- The potential health risks associated with glass and the safety of different types.


If you want to understand the history, science, and impact of glass, then this book is your definitive guide. Buy it today and step into the fascinating world of glass.

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