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Cutlassthunder
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may sound crazy but acording to a couple science and chemestry majors, glass isn't a solid mass like many of you may think its an extremely, extremely slow moving liquid held together by its chemical and ionic bond...do ya research before you laugh...

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every partical that makes up anything is held together by an ionic bond. an ionic bond holds atoms together. according to chemistry everything is a group of slow moving atoms ionicly bonded

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quote:
Originally posted by Cutlassthunder:
may sound crazy but acording to a couple science and chemestry majors, glass isn't a solid mass like many of you may think its an extremely, extremely slow moving liquid held together by its chemical and ionic bond...do ya research before you laugh...

Ya you are right....I had this back in highschool..;-)

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