6 Interesting Facts about Glass

At Bakersfield Glass & Window, we’re truly passionate about our craft and love to learn more about glass. Our local glass shop provides expert glass installation and repair in the greater Bakersfield, CA area. Here’s a look at six fascinating facts about glass.
Made with More than Just Sand
While it’s generally known that glass is formed from sand, there are also additional materials used in the glass manufacturing process, such as soda ash and limestone. These materials are liquified at around 3,000 degrees. After the materials have melted and subsequently cooled off, glass is then formed.
Naturally Occurring
When lava emerges out of a volcano and rapidly cools off, it forms obsidian, which is a natural kind of glass.
People Who Believe They’re Made of Glass
There is a psychiatric condition known as “glass delusion.” The person suffering from “glass delusion” truly believes that their body is composed of glass and fears that their body could shatter if contacted too hard. King Charles VI of France suffered from “glass delusion” and is believed to have had iron rods sewn into his clothing. This, he believed, would protect him from shattering when coming into contact with other people.
Cracks Form Very Fast
When glass is stricken by an object, its cracks can spread at around 3,000 miles per hour.
Hydrofluoric Acid Is Glass’ Enemy
As a rust remover, hydrofluoric acid can be quite useful. However, hydrofluoric acid can also dissolve glass. This would be why hydrofluoric acid is usually stored in plastic rather than glass.
Lightning Can Cause Glass to Rapidly Form
Lighting strikes can cause the surrounding air temperature to spike to around 50,000 degrees. When lightning strikes sand, the heat can quickly turn the sand into glass.
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