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Is glass a liquid or solid?

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jhayx7

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Very old glass tends to be thicker at the lowest point but there is no doubt that it is also a solid.

Discuss.
 
I'm gonna wait and see if anyone else says it.

Edit: Arguing between the two is retarded btw. No one gives a fvck about about the molecular properties that may point to it NOT being a sold. It's fvcking solid.

Originally posted by: nkgreen
repost and amorphous solid
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nkgreen wins 😀
 
i just called my 13 year old daughter and she said glass is a solid. she is pretty smart so im going with her answer, but thats just me.
 
As I remember my HS teacher saying the glass windows on very old houses the bottom was thicker than the top, so glass is a very viscous liquid.
 
Originally posted by: Mucho
As I remember my HS teacher saying the glass windows on very old houses the bottom was thicker than the top, so glass is a very viscous liquid.
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And their still teaching? Report that teach to the school.
 
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: Mucho
As I remember my HS teacher saying the glass windows on very old houses the bottom was thicker than the top, so glass is a very viscous liquid.
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And their still teaching? Report that teach to the school.
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Welcome to public education I'm afraid.
 
Originally posted by: loup garou
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: Mucho
As I remember my HS teacher saying the glass windows on very old houses the bottom was thicker than the top, so glass is a very viscous liquid.
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And their still teaching? Report that teach to the school.
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hehe
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lol self-ownage.
 
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