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Specialty glasses are designed for specific applications and include compositions such as phosphate glass, which is used in optical fibers, and chalcogenide glass, known for its infrared transmission properties. | Specialty glasses are designed for specific applications and include compositions such as phosphate glass, which is used in optical fibers, and chalcogenide glass, known for its infrared transmission properties. | ||
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== Properties of Glass == | == Properties of Glass == | ||