Unbreakable Smartphone Glass Coming in Few Years



However, it seems that in a few years, we can enjoy a new type of glass that offers as high as the resistance of the steel. That’s what reports a recent article in Nature site, which records the progress made ​​at the University of Tokyo.


Unbreakable Smartphone Glass Coming in Few Years

Almost Unbreakable Smartphone Glass Coming in few years

How is this possible? According to the studies, alumina (Al2O3) has special properties that, when combined with silicon dioxide, can cause the glass to gain even more hardness. This idea of ​​using aluminum oxide (alumina) actually is not new, but the technique developed by the Japanese is the big difference.

Certain chemical component pushed into the air from where thy synthesized into the for of glass, almost 50 percent of the glass contain alumina, glass become very tough, colorless, just like steel solid material.


The method of construction here avoid the use of high temperatures (the process is performed at 1050 ° C for 12 hours) and a base to create the glass. The solution (above) is unusual, and consists in mixing the components directly in the air in an aerodynamic levitation furnace, which runs through the application of a gaseous oxygen solution.

So the Tokyo group prepared up a system for making glass that required no compartment by any means: they utilized gas to push the synthetic parts into the air, where they combined together. The outcome? A straightforward ultra glass that is half alumina and adversaries the Young’s modulus of steel and iron, which measures inflexibility and flexibility in solids.


In practice, this high strength and clear glass can be used in automobiles, windows for homes, smartphones, monitors and many other products that require more security. According to Atsunobu Masuno, assistant professor in the project, the material should be commercially available in a maximum of five years.

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