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The strength of soft glass

NOV 12, 2009
Physics Today
Nature : The mechanisms that govern the rate at which glasses soften on heating have long been a mystery. The finding that colloids can mimic the full range of glass-softening behaviors offers a fresh take on the problem. Related Link Soft colloids make strong glasses
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