1 The salt crystallises and is carted away for use in soda-ash plants and glass-making.

2 Glassmaking at this time was almost entirely utilitarian.

3 The museum displays glass artwork and shares Tittot's glassmaking knowledge.

4 One of the most exciting features of modern glassmaking is the thousands of formulas that have been developed over the years.

5 See also Emily Byme Curtis, 'Notes on Qing Glassmaking: D'Incarville's "Catalogue Alphabetique", in Journal of Glass Studies, 1997, v. 39, pp. 71-75.

6 In 1994 Wang and his brother founded the glassmaking company Tittot.

7 Glassmaking is a based on old, stable technologies that require lots of materials and energy.

8 By the late 15th century, the glassmaking industry was burgeoning,[] and with it came the creation of high-quality colorless glass.

9 His inventory provides further technical details of the art of glassmaking and also reveals the extent of his coal-mining interests.

10 This versatile controller is ideal for precise networked control of power in glassmaking, fiberglass manufacturing and other industrial heating applications.

11 In 1868, when the industry was still struggling to re-establish other forms of glassmaking, 3,662 tons of beads were exported.

12 The colonists in Virginia tried a number of different enterprises: silk making, glassmaking, lumber, sassafras, pitch and tar, and soap ashes, with no financial success.