The Glass of Wine: The Science, Technology, and Art of Glassware for Transporting and Enjoying Wine

Shackelford, James F.; Shackelford, Penelope L.

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“…Direct impacts occur when magnets are manufactured, used, or disposed of. Indirect impacts occur because of the electricity generated by magnet-powered devices [2]. The manufacture of permanent magnets generally relies on mining, which can have a significant impact on the environment [3].…”

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Perspective Chapter: Environmental Impact of Modern Permanent Magnets

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2024

Modern Permanent Magnets - Fundamentals and Applications

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Modern permanent magnets, such as neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) and samarium-cobalt (SmCo), have revolutionized many industries due to their high magnetic strength and stability. However, the production and disposal of modern permanent magnets have significant environmental impacts that must be addressed. To minimize these impacts, it is important to reduce our reliance on rare earth elements by developing alternative materials or improving recycling technologies. Because when modern permanent magnets reach the end of their useful life, they are often disposed of in landfills or incinerated. This can lead to the leaching of toxic metals into the environment or the release of harmful gases into the atmosphere. So, proper disposal methods should be implemented to prevent contamination of soil, water sources, and air. This chapter will explore the potential environmental impacts of modern permanent magnets, including their production, use, and disposal. It will also provide recommendations for minimizing these impacts.

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2024

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“…The blessing and curse associated with such porosity plays a role in the complex relationship between wine and oxygen. While glass bottles prove to be efficient barriers between wine and oxygen to prevent spoilage, a small amount of oxygen transport through oak barrels is a part of the natural aging of wines during long‐term storage and some wines (especially tannic red wines) are decanted just before drinking to make them more palatable 2,3 …”

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“…In this short note, we update our discussion of the role of ceramics in the wine industry that was covered in the book, The Glass of Wine: The Science, Technology, and Art of Glassware for Transporting and Enjoying Wine 2 . While that book focuses on the many roles of glassware in the life cycle of wine (eg, laboratory glassware, bottles, stemware, and decanters), glass is not generally involved directly in the production of wine by fermentation, the process in which the sugar in wine grapes is converted to alcohol in the presence of yeasts:

{normalC}_{6} {normalH}_{12} {normalO}_{6} \to 2 {normalC}_{2} {normalH}_{5} OH + 2 {CO}_{2} .

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“…While glass bottles prove to be efficient barriers between wine and oxygen to prevent spoilage, a small amount of oxygen transport through oak barrels is a part of the natural aging of wines during long-term storage and some wines (especially tannic red wines) are decanted just before drinking to make them more palatable. 2,3 The bullet-shaped vessel in Figure 1 was specifically designed to be stacked inside cargo holds of ships in multiple layers. 4 The handles allowed systematic loading and unloading by individuals, with the pointed base intended to be nested between the shoulders of amphorae in the lower layer.…”

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Ceramics in the wine industry

Shackelford

Shackelford²

2020

Int J Ceramic Engine & Sci

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On the unusual amber coloration of nanoporous sol-gel processed Al-doped silica glass: An experimental study

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Arango

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Silica is the most abundant component on the earth’s surface. It plays an important role in many natural processes. Silica is also a critical material for a wide range of technical applications such as in optics and electronics. In this work, we discuss our recent experimental observation of the unusual amber coloration of aluminum doped sol-gel glass that has not been reported in the past. We characterized Al-doped sol-gel glasses, prepared at different sintering temperature, using a plethora of techniques to investigate the origin of this unusual coloration and to understand their structural and chemical properties. We used these experimental results to test a number of possible coloring mechanisms. The results suggested this coloring is likely caused by temperature-dependent aluminum-associated defect centers associated with different amorphous-to-crystalline ratios of the annealed sol-gel silica glass structures.

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The Glass of Wine: The Science, Technology, and Art of Glassware for Transporting and Enjoying Wine

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Perspective Chapter: Environmental Impact of Modern Permanent Magnets

Perspective Chapter: Environmental Impact of Modern Permanent Magnets

Ceramics in the wine industry

On the unusual amber coloration of nanoporous sol-gel processed Al-doped silica glass: An experimental study

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