The interrelation of the surface tension and viscosity of glass melts is examined from the physical-chemical and technological standpoints. The corresponding relations and experimental results are presented. The interrelation of the surface tension and viscosity is also examined for technological processes: glassmaking, interaction of molten glass with refractories, formation of different types of glass articles, thermal polishing and edge melting of articles and foaming during the production of foam glass.
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Guloyan, Y.A. On the Interrelation of Surface Tension and Viscosity for Glass Melts. Glass Ceram 70, 350–359 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-014-9579-0
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