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Why are bumpers made of glass fiber?
to absorb shock from a minor collision
Did the ship collision in Anita Shreve's sea glass really happen?
If you are speaking of the Halifax ship collision; yes, that is an accurate portrayal of history.
Where can glass be recycled?
in a recycling center
Where can I go to get a auto glass replacement?
Auto Glass replacement is done at any Auto Shop which offers glass replacement service. Collision shops and glass related auto shops offer this and its going to cost you around $350.
Are sodium light bulbs made of glass?
Yes, Sodium bulbs have a glass center piece and a glass bulb surround.
Where is Pilkington Glass manufactured?
The headquaters of Pilkington Glass is located St Helens in the United Kingdom. The glass however is manufactured in other locations. One of these is in the Pilkington Float Glass factory in Halmstad in Sweeden.
What do you do with the glass on spy island?
The glass is for the B.A.D Control Center when you need to break in there. It has a fingerprint-only code.
Are there any cheap stores that sells car auto glass?
Before you go shopping for car auto glass, you should contact your insurance company to see if the broken window is covered. Gerber Collision has a good reputation for auto glass.
What goes with nice?
jam in the center of them and a glass of milk on the side
Where can you get a glass for a bar from?
In most US cities there are glass companies. These companies will cut and bevel a heavy piece of glass for your bar for a fee. Look under "glass" in your phone book for locations. If you are speaking of glass ware, then the local restaurant supply shop can supply that.
Why is a glass that filled with liquid less stable than an empty glass?
A glass filled with liquid has a higher center of gravity than an empty glass, making it more top-heavy and prone to tipping over. The liquid inside can also shift and slosh around, further destabilizing the glass.
How does the position of the centre of mass of a drinking glass depends on the thickness of the base?
The position of the center of mass of a drinking glass is influenced by the thickness of its base. A thicker base lowers the center of mass, making the glass more stable and less likely to tip over. Conversely, a thinner base raises the center of mass, making the glass less stable and more prone to tipping.
