Usually means: Silica-based, transparent, high-temperature-resistant material.
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  3. quartz glass: Collins English Dictionary
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  12. quartz glass: Wiktionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (quartz glass)

▸ noun:  Synonym of fused quartz

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lechatelierite, quartz, crystal, vitreous silica, quartz crystal, quartzitic, cut glass, quartz lamp, flint glass, ground glass, more...

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lechatelierite, quartz, crystal, vitreous silica, quartz crystal, quartzitic, cut glass, quartz lamp, flint glass, ground glass, more...



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