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← HistoryWhich critical constraint influenced stained glass production throughout Medieval Europe?
A)Batch mixing volume control
B)Precise diffusion alloy ratios
C)Geochemical silica supply limits✓
D)Impurity phase transition control
💡 Explanation
Consistent glass coloring relied on specific geochemical sources of silica to introduce trace metal activators using *Selective Absorption*, because trace elements defined coloration; therefore, depleting supply degraded color accuracy rather than controlling alloy diffusion directly.
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