The so-called glass transition is the process by which some liquid-like materials become solid-like, without forming a crystalline structure. In contrast to conventional solid materials, which exhibit an orderly atom arrangement, glass is characterized by a disordered atomic structure. The so-called glass transition is the process by which some liquid-like materials become solid-like, without forming a crystalline structure. In contrast to conventional solid materials, which exhibit an orderly atom arrangement, glass is characterized by a disordered atomic structure. Condensed Matter Soft Matter Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Surface roughness disrupts glass transition in colloidal ellipsoids, offering a new material design parameter
