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Scientists Develop New Organic Glass - The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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By James Gamble A man holds his hand over broken glass. A team of scientists say they have developed a new organic glass. Researchers based in China modified chemical elements of their glass to make it easily decomposable under high temperatures. THIAGO MATOS/PEXELS   Researchers based in China modified chemical elements of their glass to make it easily decomposable under […]

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