De Phialis Vitreis Ex Minimi Silicis, Casu Dissilientibus Acroasis Experimentis Et Animadversionibus Illustrata (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247548586)

"De Phialis Vitreis Ex Minimi Silicis, Casu Dissilientibus Acroasis Experimentis Et Animadversionibus Illustrata" by Jacopo Belgrado, presents an exploration of the physics of glass. Delving into the properties and behaviors of glass, particularly concerning its fragility and the phenomena associated with shattering, this historical work offers insights into early experimental science. Belgrado's meticulous experiments and observations shed light on the technology and understanding of glass during his time, making this book a valuable resource for those interested in the history of science and the evolution of material science.

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