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Glass transparency refers to the property of glass that allows light to pass through it without significant scattering. This enables objects on the other side to be viewed clearly. The degree of transparency can vary depending on the composition and manufacturing process of the glass. For instance, pure silica glass is highly transparent, while glass containing impurities may exhibit reduced transparency or even become opaque or colored.
The phenomenon of transparency in glass is related to its atomic structure. In solid glass, atoms are
Different types of glass have varying degrees of transparency. Window glass is designed for high visible light