Advances in 13th century glass manufacturing and their effect on chemical progress

Abstract

The article presents various partial works in history, chem., and glass studies to describe how and why the Venetial glass of the 13 century became suitable for use in chem. app. and what effect this new glass had on the progress of lab. practitioners.

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