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Cuando el vidrio aparece en occidente, en … Cuando el vidrio aparece en occidente, en el imperio romano, el vidrio tenía una coloración verde oscura, con la cual se emparenta su nombre. Verde oscuro en latín se dice viride o viridus, con lo cual se bautizó al vidrio como tal. En la actualidad la coloración del vidrio (o coloreado del vidrio) en general, o el marcado con color de un material se pueden obtener por: 1.
* Adición de iones colorantes, 2.
* Precipitación de coloides de tamaño nanómetrico (como en los llamados vidrios llamativos como "oro rubí" o rojo "selenio rubí"), 3.
* Inclusiones de color como en el vidrio opalino (milk glass), o el cristal ahumado (smoked glass), 4.
* Dispersión de la luz (como en el ), 5.
* Revestimientos dicroicos (véase el vidrio dicroico), o 6.
* Capas o revestimientos de color., o 6.
* Capas o revestimientos de color.
, Glass coloring and color marking may be ob … Glass coloring and color marking may be obtained in several ways. 1.
* by the addition of coloring ions, 2.
* by precipitation of nanometer-sized colloids (so-called striking glasses such as "gold ruby" or red "selenium ruby"), 3.
* by colored inclusions (as in milk glass and smoked glass) 4.
* by light scattering (as in phase separated glass) 5.
* by dichroic coatings (see dichroic glass), or 6.
* by colored coatingshroic glass), or 6.
* by colored coatings
, ガラスの着色法には、いくつか手法がある。 1）イオン添加による着色2）ナノメートルサイズのコロイドによる着色（いわゆる「ゴールドルビー」または「セレニウムルビー」などのstriking glasses）3）着色された物の封入（など）4）光散乱（）5）ダイクロイックコーティング（ダイクロガラス参照）6）着色コーティング
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Glass coloring and color marking may be ob … Glass coloring and color marking may be obtained in several ways. 1.
* by the addition of coloring ions, 2.
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, ガラスの着色法には、いくつか手法がある。 1）イオン添加による着色2）ナノメートルサイズのコロイドによる着色（いわゆる「ゴールドルビー」または「セレニウムルビー」などのstriking glasses）3）着色された物の封入（など）4）光散乱（）5）ダイクロイックコーティング（ダイクロガラス参照）6）着色コーティング
, Cuando el vidrio aparece en occidente, en … Cuando el vidrio aparece en occidente, en el imperio romano, el vidrio tenía una coloración verde oscura, con la cual se emparenta su nombre. Verde oscuro en latín se dice viride o viridus, con lo cual se bautizó al vidrio como tal. En la actualidad la coloración del vidrio (o coloreado del vidrio) en general, o el marcado con color de un material se pueden obtener por:olor de un material se pueden obtener por:
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, Coloración del vidrio
, ガラスの着色
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