Abstract
Experimental studies on the hydrothermal alteration of commercial insulation glasses were performed with special reference to applications using glass wool, basalt wool, diabase wool, and textile glass as starting materials. For comparison, glass powders were also included in the experiments. The chemical composition of the starting materials corresponds to natural basaltic and rhyolitic glass. Deionized water was used as the reacting solution
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