Method controlling evaporation for liquid ingredients contained in container, and glassware
OwnerMasuo OKADAinventor
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A method for controlling the evaporation of the liquid ingredients contained in the container by changing the composition of the glassware and glassware. Containing of the oxides effective for far-infrared radiation as the constituents in the glassware composed mainly by silica in following by contacting the liquids ingredients contained in the container with their glassware, controls the evaporation of liquids ingredients. The 5-40 mass % of the oxides effective for far-infrared radiation such as transparent oxides such as titanium oxide, zinc oxide, etc., or the 1-10 mass % of oxides of either transition metal oxides such as iron oxide, cobalt oxide, etc. or rare earth oxides such as neodymium oxide, cerium oxide, etc. for coloring, may be contained in said glassware.
A method for controlling the evaporation of a liquid ingredient contained. in a container is characterized in that stepwisely changing the contents of the oxides effective for far-infrared radiation in the multiple glasswares composed of mainly silica as its constituents by contacting each said glassware with the liquid ingredients contained in. the multiple containers, enables stepwisely to control the liquid ingredients in each said container.
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Glassware designed as storing foods and drinks, being composed of mainly silica as its constituents, wherein the glassware contains total mass of 10% of TiO2 and ZnO in a ratio of 1:1 as the oxides effective for far-infrared radiation, and controls the evaporation of the liquid ingredients contained in the container.
Glassware designed as storing foods and drinks, being composed of mainly silica as its constituents, wherein the glassware contains total mass of 20-30% of TiO2 and ZnO in a ratio of 1:1 as the oxides effective for far-infrared radiation, and controls the evaporation of the liquid ingredients contained in the container.
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