Nota de aplicación
A naturally occurring yellow or greenish glass made of silica found in parts of the Libyan Desert, the Western Desert of west Egypt, and along the Libyan-Egyptian border. Its origins remain a debated issue within the scientific community, but may be the result of a meteor impact fusing desert sand. The glass was used as a gemstone by the ancient Egyptians, and also as a material for paleolithic tools.
Ubicación jerarquía
- faceta materiales
- .. materiales (nombre jerárquico)
- .... material
- ...... <materiales por composición>
- ........ material inorgánico
- .......... vidrio (material)
- ............ <vidrio por composición u origen>
- .............. vidrio de borosilicato [+]
- .............. vidrio (sulfuro de cadmio)
- .............. vidrio de cobalto
- .............. cristallo
- .............. cristal de bosque
- .............. vidrio de cuarzo
- .............. vidrio de botellas
- .............. hialita
- .............. cristal de plomo [+]
- .............. Libyan desert glass
- .............. vidrio de cal [+]
- .............. nonlead glass (material)
- .............. vidrio rojo opaco [+]
- .............. vidrio blanco lechoso
- .............. vidrio rubí [+]
- .............. esmalte (vidrio)
- .............. tectita
- .............. vidrio de uranio