yes crystal cup is dangerous then regular glass because it is made by a special mineral
Crystal glasses are not made out of crystal. They're made of regular glass in which the calcium is replaced with lead oxide or zinc, causing them to sparkle more than the usual type of glass.
Crystal vases have thicker walls than those of glass vases. These thicker walls give an advantage over glass vases for breakage. Glass vases are also harder to clean than crystal vases, as spots will often show up more on glass vases than on crystal vases.
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Fine crystal is considered high quality glass. In order for the product to be classified as crystal rather than glass, at least 10% lead oxide has to be present.
When it comes to pearls I don't know that the glass variety is better or worse than the crystal. Both of them will be heavy which is a consideration if you're considering a large project. The crystal based pearls will be more expensive than the glass pearls.
To test crystal glassware for authenticity you can weigh it as crystal is heavier than glass. In addition crystal sparkles in light while glass doesn't.
Faux crystal is normally pressed glass rather than hand cut. You can normally tell by finding the mold seams in the glass.
Doing weed and crystal meth together is no more dangerous than doing crystal meth alone.
With so many fake waterford items made, identifying genuine waterford lamps can be difficult. Look for a gold sticker with green seahorse emblem on the bottom, or look for "waterford" etched into the bottom. To tell the difference between a glass fake and a crystal genuine, check for thickness, light, cut, and weight. Crystal is thicker than glass, crystal is clear while glass has a slight yellow or green tint, glass has rougher edges while crystal has a more smooth cut, and crystal is heavier than glass.
The question is somewhat of a misnomer. "Crystal" and "glass" are contradictory states. A crystal has its molecules in a regular, orderly, repeated pattern. There are exactly six major potential patterns, each representing a possible way of stacking (the most obvious being "cubic" -- symmetric in 3 dimensions at right angles). Glass, on the other hand, is random and chaotic. Glass is formed when a molten material cools too quickly for its pattern to have time to be built. Historically, the word "crystal" was also used to refer to one specific type of crystal, namely quartz (silicon dioxide), also known as "rock crystal". AND "crystal" was used incorrectly to refer to decorative glass with a high lead oxide content, which makes it unusually brilliant and so reminded people of rock crystal. Thus items like candle holders and stemware are made of that type of glass, because it can be cast or blown into shape and is especially beautiful. And occasionally crystals are simulated by casting them out of glass, because that is much simpler than growing them.
Crystal glasses are not made out of crystal. They're made of regular glass in which the calcium is replaced with lead oxide or zinc, causing them to sparkle more than the usual type of glass.
NO, a chain saw is much more dangerous than a regular saw.