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glass-to-metal seal

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glass-to-metal seal [¦glas tə ¦med·əl ′sēl]
(electronics)
An airtight seal between glass and metal parts of an electron tube, made by fusing together a special glass and special metal alloy having nearly the same temperature coefficients of expansion.
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