Re: Still skeptical of glass as fluid

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From: Terry Morse
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1986 17:29

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If you have any doubts that glass flows at room temperature, look at its
viscosity in the CRC Handbook.  The viscosity is very high at room
temperature, but it is *finite*.  Thus glass can flow a very slight amount
over a long time at room temperature.
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Terry Morse  (408)743-1487
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Subject: Re: Still skeptical of glass as fluid
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Summary: take a look in the CRC handbook

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