looks like this guy... http://www.angelfire.com/rock3/civil/history1.html
Yes. Plexiglass is a plastic, whereas glass is comprised mainly of silicas. Glass is about twice as dense as plexiglass, so a sheet of plexiglass is lighter than a sheet of glass the same size.
no, it isn't. Kevlar is the material in bulletproof vests
There are actually multiple people who warrant credit for the invention of the Kevlar bulletproof vest. The DuPont corporation developed Kevlar material. Richard Armellino marketed a Kevlar vest called the K-15 in 1975 and Richard Davis the first all Kevlar vest in 1976.
By the shape
it works fairly well
Absolutely. You should be perfectly safe if you walk into a war zone wearing nothing but plexiglass.
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about early 1920's
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Although some people claim that a Canadian named Dr. William Chalmers invented the plexiglass in 1931, there is evidence that he was not in fact the originator of the idea. There were two German inventors who started working on plexiglass long before 1931. Their names were Dr. Walter Bauer and Dr.Otto Rohm.
1903 by a French chemist, Edouard Benedictus.. just researching it now for my Physics Coursework
They were all invented by women .
how do you get egg off of plexiglass
they were all invented by women
you get plexiglass cleaner you get plexiglass cleaner you get plexiglass cleaner
Most plexiglass does scratch, acrylic plexiglass can resist scratches better then most types but will still get them.
Alternating layers of glass and plastic resin. Truly bulletproof glass must be at least 4 to 6 inches thick! I've seen samples of such glass from WW2 bombers in museums. Modern bulletproof "glass" probably uses plexiglass plastic instead of real glass though. Note: a thick enough piece of ordinary glass is bulletproof by itself. Telescope mirrors (several feet thick) have been shot and although damaged the bullet did not pass through and after removing the bullet, drilling out the hole, and painting the inside of the hole black the telescope was returned to operation with no detectable loss of function.