For more information, see Transparent materials.
This category is for transparent materials in any field of application that are used because of their transparency. Transparent materials that have no applications related to their transparency are excluded. The category is expected to contain all materials that are used for their transparency in optics and in the decorative arts including architecture, for example.
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