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From the conditions in the query, the user obtains a list
of glasses satisfying the query which contains information about their composition
and property values for each glass. The user has the ability to select property
units and the type of compositional percentages used in constructing a query
as well as in the display of the data. For any glass of interest, one can
display a table where all essential
information concerning the experimental procedure for this glass and other
glasses of the same series are presented. such as the methods and procedure
of glass syntheses, sample preparation, and property measurements. |
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Example of a Query
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These query conditions suppose to find all experimental data on
density of binary sodium silicate glasses.
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This gives the following list of glasses:
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The table containing data for a selected glass may be opened in the way
similar to the one shown in Example of
a Query. Data from the tables may be then plotted
or exported.
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The graphs and tables produced and displayed on the screen can be
printed or copied to the Clipboard, saved as ASCII files, or placed
into an Excel spreadsheet directly from the Clipboard.
There is a Print Preview option in SciGlass which enables the user
to control the appearance of the print output.
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The user can save the current query conditions by assigning a name to the
query. The dated list of all saved queries appears in the top of the Search
for Glasses dialog box. |
