Fifty points ?
according to the information in the table, which type of glass is unkno...
Fifty points ?
according to the information in the table, which type of glass is unknown d?
unknown d= si, o, na, ca, al, mg
contains plastic= no
exposed to heat= no visible change
high impact= breaks into tiny squares
a= ordinary soda-lime glass
b= heat-tempered soda-lime
c= laminated soda-lime glass
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