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what type of glass has been exposed to high temperatures, so that when it breaks, it shatters into tiny pebble-like fragments that are less dangerous?
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what type of glass has been exposed to high temperatures, so that when it breaks, it shatters into tiny pebble-like fragments that are less dangerous?
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tempered glass . it’s used in windshields , and side windows in vehicles . it is exposed to heat , and is less dangerous and doesn’t “shatter” like normal glass . it almost simply falls apart .
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