If a bottle is to be formed, the melted glass, at the end of the tube, is put into a mould of the exact size and shape of its body, and the neck is formed on the outside, by drawing out the ductile glass. ; If it be a vessel with a wide orifice, the glass,... A System of Theoretical and Practical Chemistry - Page 191by Friedrich Christian Accum - 1803Full view - About this book
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...drawing out the ductile glass. If it be a vessel with a <wide orifice, the glass in its melted slate is opened and widened with an iron tool ; after which...size required. Should a handle, foot, or any thing eke of the kind, be required, these are made separately, and stuck on in its melted state. Window Clan... | |
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