Modern mirrors are made using this process. By taking liquid metals and allowing them to condense on a sheet of glass, one can get a surface far more reflective than anything achieved by polish. Making a mirror can be done at home with only a few supplies easily acquired at a local chemistry shop. With pure silver nitrate, distilled water, and ammonia, one can make a mirror virtually indistinguishable from those purchased at a store. The process (in abbreviated form) involves dissolving a small amount of silver nitrate in distilled water, then adding diluted ammonia until the mixture goes through distinct chemical changes. A second mixture is made using silver nitrate and Rochelle salts. This mixture must be boiled and filtered. By pouring these mixtures on to a very clean piece of glass sufficiently heated to the proper temperature, the silver will precipitate and form an even coating on the glass. After drying, one can coat the back of the silver with a solid paint to help prevent degradation of the silver. The result is a fully functional mirror.
Hollywood mirrors are more expensive than regular mirrors, for celebrities are "using" them. Go on www.amazon.com and you'll probably find two mirrors exactly the same, but with "Hollywood" typed in front of one name.
If you use blemished mirrors, then you cannot.
here are some: Car rear-view mirrors and side mirrors. Over-the-sink in the bathroom mirrors (for shaving and other uses) Full-length dressing mirrors, often found inside closets Dental mirrors Fun-house mirrors with wavy surfaces Mirrored balls hanging from the ceiling in discos Periscopes Auto mechanics use mirrors held on rods so they can examine hard-to-reach places. Torches have curved mirrors for directing the beam of light Searchlights, floodlights, and spotlights (used in theatres) have similar mirrors. In barbershops so that the customer may see the result, front and back to collect sunlight for solar power generation
Regular old glass with a reflective coating on the back.
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Convex mirrors.
Nothing ,if it is made of mirrors there would be no light to reflect !
No, mirrors do not have to be made of glass to be reflective. Mirrors can also be made using other materials like metal or polished stone that have reflective properties.
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They were made out of sand.
Some are pleiglass but most are glass mirrors
Convex
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I need mirrors for my new bathroom.My bathroom is quite big and i would like to know should I get bigger bathroom mirrors or not?And is there any online store that sells custom-made bathroom mirrors?
Yes.
The Romans.And it was also made by accident.
Concave mirrors are made by bending the mirror edges to the outside. It has a rounded appearance. The mirror will make items look smaller, short or stubby .