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Amazon River-859 viewsIn the fourth century BC, the Romans similarly used sophisticated additives to produce multicolored glass which was used to create the famous Lycurgus vase. The addition of gold and silver powder to the glass made the vase reflect many various colors. The colors were mostly orange, red, metallic, lilac and purple, depending on the size of the gold or silver nanoparticles. Nanotechnology was also utilized throughout Europe during the Middle Ages. Gold and silver salts were generally used to color the glass used for church windows. Silver particles produced a yellow coloring to the glass while gold particles imparted red coloring.
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Chaos Theory-911 viewsThe images are obtained in black and white and colored by an editor.
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Fœtus de AMBIGUITE-891 viewsThe images are obtained in black and white and colored by an editor.
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nanoweb-923 viewsThe seed image provided is colored by an editor.
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Suway-901 viewsThe image was obtained in black and white and colored by an editor.
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