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The state of stress in outer surface in tempered glass.

The state of stress in outer surface in tempered glass.

Solution Summary: The author explains that the state of stress in tempered glass is compression. Tempering is carried out to increase the strength of amorphous solids like glass.

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Glass is a brittle, supercooled, non-crystalline liquid. It is a clear amorphous solid, meaning, its atomic arrangements lack a definite pattern and long orderly arrangement. Glass can be thought of as a frozen liquid whose molecular flowability is retar…

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