Concept:
Glass is normally an amorphous material. If crystals form in glass unintentionally, the glass may lose transparency and quality.
Step 1: Glass does not have a regular crystalline structure.
Step 2: During cooling or heat treatment, crystals may sometimes form inside the glass.
Step 3: When this crystallization occurs in an uncontrolled manner, it is called devitrification.
Step 4: Devitrification is usually considered a defect because it can make glass cloudy or weak.
Therefore, uncontrolled crystallization of glass is called:
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