Glazing is a surface treatment technique that involves the application of a thin, vitreous layer to a substrate, typically through heat fusion, to enhance its surface properties such as smoothness, impermeability, and aesthetic appearance.
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Carl M. Lampert · Materials Today · 2004 · 366 citations · Full text
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Energy modelling studies of thermochromic glazing
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