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Strong - So it does not change shape under a [[force]].
 
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Hard - So it doesn't get scratched.
 
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Refractive Index of 1.3 - To [[refraction|refract]] light.
 
Refractive Index of 1.3 - To [[refraction|refract]] light.
 
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Revision as of 11:42, 27 January 2019

Key Stage 1

Meaning

This glass has broken because it is firm so when it was hit it broke instead of bending.

Glass is a hard, smooth, shiny, transparent, firm and stiff material. Glasses are made of the material glass.

Singular Noun: Glass
Plural Noun: Glass
Adjective: Glassy

About Glass

We use glass to make windows because it is transparent. We also use glass to make drinking glasses because it is hard, firm and waterproof.

Key Stage 2

Meaning

Glass is a hard, brittle and transparent solid material made form melted sand.

Key Stage 3

Meaning

Glass is a hard, brittle and transparent solid (at room temperature) made from Silicon Dioxide.

About Glass

Glass is made by melting sand and allowing it to freeze into a new shape.
Glass is used for windows because it is transparent.
Glass is brittle which means it doesn't not change shape easily and will break before bending.
Glass is a solid but is unusual because the particles are not in a regular order.

Key Stage 4

Meaning

Glass is a Giant Covalent Structure made from Silicon Dioxide.

About Glass

Glass is an amorphous solid which has particles in fixed positions, but not in a regular arrangement.

Applications and Properties

Application Properties
Windows Transparent - So light can pass through.

Hard - So it doesn't get scratched.

Strong - So it does not change shape under a force.

Lenses Transparent - So light can pass through.

Hard - So it doesn't get scratched.

Strong - So it does not change shape under a force.

Refractive Index of 1.3 - To refract light.

Light Bulbs Transparent - So light can pass through.

Hard - So it doesn't get scratched.