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Silicon Dioxide, is also called?

The cement composed of fine powdered

chalk or lead oxide mixed with boiled or raw

linseed oil.

Made of materials that adhere to non-porous

surfaces. Made in two parts

exterior glazing and interior glazing.

Glass having irregular pattern formed in

the rolling process to obscure vision or to

diffuse light.

A flat glass or patterned glass having a

square or diamond wire mesh embedded

within it to prevent shattering in the event of

breakage or excessive heat.

This refers to the size of the glass pane or

unit required for glazing an opening allowing

for adequate edge clearances.

A curtain wall system consisting of pre-assembled, framed wall units which may be pre-glazed or glazed after installations.

A flat soda-lime-silica glass that is extremely

smooth and nearly distortion-free, manufactured

by pouring molten glass onto a surface of molten

tin and allowing it to cool slowly.

Glass having a chemical admixture to absorb

the radiant heat and visible light that strike it.

The setting of glass pane in a window frame

with a compression gasket instead of glazing

tape or liquid sealant.

Used between two large glass panels, as used in glass curtain walls where wind velocities are normally higher than the glass can withstand without this protection.

Made of synthetic rubber and placed between the side edges of a glass pane or unit and a frame to center it, maintain a uniform width of sealant and to limit the lateral movement caused by building vibrations or thermal expansions or contraction.

Made from selected processed oils and color

pigments compounded so that it will remain

plastic and resilient over a long period of time.

A solid, impact-resistant glass block unit,

sometimes having an insert or coated to

reduce solar heat transmission

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