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A Study of Physicochemical Phenomena in Evaluation of Chemical Corrosion in Glass

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The process of chemical corrosion of glass is investigated using a methylene blue indicator. Kinetic and concentration dependences for adsorption of the colorant by silica acid gel are obtained, including the process on the bottle inner surface. Causes and the mechanism of origin of sediments in vodka are discussed, and practical measures preventing sediment formation are proposed.

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  1. Research and Development Institute of Glass,, Moscow,, Russia.

    Yu. A. Guloyan & V. F. Shelomentseva

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Guloyan, Y.A., Shelomentseva, V.F. A Study of Physicochemical Phenomena in Evaluation of Chemical Corrosion in Glass. Glass and Ceramics 57, 267–271 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007110700609

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