Glass, 1. Fundamentals

1.	Definition and Historical Summary
2.	Structure of Glass
2.1.	Structure of Special Melts and Glasses
2.2.	Composition of Glass
2.2.1.	Single-Component Glass
2.2.2.	Silicate Glasses with Two Components
2.2.3.	Borate, Phosphate, and Germanate Glasses
2.2.4.	Borosilicate and Aluminosilicate Glasses
2.2.5.	Lead Silicate Glasses
2.2.6.	Chalcogenide Glasses
2.2.7.	Halide Glasses
2.2.8.	Glasses with Complex Composition
3.	Glass Formation, Crystallization, and Liquid Immiscibility
4.	Chemical, Mechanical, and Physical Properties of Industrially Important Melts and Glasses
4.1.	Rheological Properties of Glass Melts
4.1.1.	Temperature Dependence of Viscosity
4.1.2.	Time Dependence of Viscosity
4.1.3.	Composition Dependence of Viscosity
4.2.	Surface Tension
4.3.	Density
4.4.	Thermal Expansion
4.5.	Elastic Properties
4.6.	Mechanical Strength
4.7.	Hardness
4.8.	Viscoelastic Properties
4.9.	Thermal Properties
4.10.	Electrical Properties
4.11.	Gas Permeability
4.12.	Chemical Stability and Surface Properties
4.13.	Optical Properties
4.13.1.	Transmission, Absorption, and Reflection
4.13.2.	Refractive Index, Dispersion, and Optical State
4.13.3.	Temperature Dependence of Refractive Index
4.13.4.	Stress Optical Coefficients
4.13.5.	Radiation Effects
4.14.	Color of Glasses

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