Abstract
Glass and its properties are subject to a variety of changes under the influence of high energy radiation. The discussion of the effects of electron microscopy have provided, as a first example, the enormous changes in the glass structure by fast electrons. In general, high-energy radiation effects extend from the reduction of specific ions to metal (in lead glasses) to the collapse of the entire network.
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