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Opaque to transparent

theriverafamily20
8 years ago
What triggers the change? How is it controlled?
Wardell Sagan Residence · More Info

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    Lundberg Design
    8 years ago

    We used a type of glass called Switchlite, also called "switch glass" generically, that consists of two
    panes of glass with a liquid crystal film in between that has a conductive
    coating. When there’s no current going through the glass it looks translucent
    and diffused, but when you turn the power on the crystals in the film align and
    the glass appears transparent. It's controlled by a light switch.

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