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← HistoryWhich consequence arises in medieval glassblowing, specifically crafting lenses, with insufficiently cooled glass during annealing?
A)Increased lens image chromatic aberration
B)Greater stress leading to shattering✓
C)Reduced refractive index precision
D)Increased surface roughness and opacity
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Brittleness results when rapid cooling leads to uneven thermal contraction; this causes internal stress intensification rather than predictable annealing. Therefore, glass shatters more easily, rather than exhibiting optical irregularities like chromatic aberration which stem from material properties.
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