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Pyrex

Pyrex (trademarked as PYREX and pyrex) is a type of borosilicate glass developed by Corning Incorporated in 1908. Pyrex was first introduced to the public in 1915, as a brand of clear, low-thermal-expansion glassware products, whose resistance to chemicals, electricity, and heat made it ideal for laboratory glassware and kitchenware. In the 1930s…

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Composition

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Pyrex

Nodes90
Edges89
Triples125
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022222
Components1

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related to General and cited references · 45
Pyrex → According, American Ceramic Society, American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Antique Publications, Atglen, BookBaby, Borderline, Bradt, Carroll, Century, Collector's Guide, Corning, DeGuire, Design Chronicles, Ellen, Gantz, In, ISBN, ISSN, Jay Kogut Photography
related to Composition · 18
Pyrex → According, Al2O3, B2O3, Corning, Data, Duran, Hannique, International Cookware's Pyrex, K2O, Na2O, National Institute, Older, Pulles, Schott, Schott Glass, SiO2, Standards, Technology
related to history · 15
Pyrex → Africa, After Corning Incorporated, Arc, Arc International, Europe, European, France, France-based, In, Middle East, Newell Cookware Europe, Newell's European, Sunderland, The Sunderland, UK
related to Corelle Brands · 13
Pyrex → Anchor Hocking, Centre Lane Partners, Chapter, Corelle, Corelle Brands, Corning Incorporated, Corningware, In, Instant Brands, Instant Pot, The, United States, World Kitchen
related to Distinguishing soda–lime and borosilicate Pyrex · 8
Pyrex → Additionally, Corning's, Glass, In, It, The, The Corning Museum, This
related to Patterns and collecting · 7
Pyrex → Colonial Mist, Depending, Nicolas Martin, Pink Daisy, Some, Uncommon, World War II
related to Trademark · 6
Pyrex → Asia, Australia, Corning Incorporated, South America, The, United States
related to External links · 2
Pyrex → Love, Official
related to Gallery · 2
Pyrex → Corning Museum, Glass

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corning glass borosilicate lime soda made cookware products glassware 1998 corelle factory incorporated production international brands first brand temperature sold

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Penny Sparkeinstance ofdesigners0.80text
Betty Baughinstance ofdesigners0.80text
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TEAMS Designinstance ofdesigners0.80text
and others have contributed to the design of the line.Corelle BrandsIn 1998 Corning Incorporated divested itself of its consumer products divisioninstance ofdesigners0.80text
which was renamed World Kitchen in 2000instance ofdesigners0.80text
and Corelle Brands in 2018instance ofdesigners0.80text
and others have contributed to the design of the lineinstance ofdesigners0.80text
Pyrexrelated to CompositionOlder0.60section
Pyrexrelated to CompositionCorning0.60section
Pyrexrelated to CompositionInternational Cookware's Pyrex0.60section

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