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Published on Oct 27, 2012

This is a chemistry video for grade 10-11 students that elaborates the process of glass making in glass industry.

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  • 566kamakazijoe

    His voice is so fucking robotic

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  • Holagrimola

    some good facts, but sadly you have a very boring way to speak...

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  • Maadhawk

    Sounds a great deal like this was a students presentation, probably uploaded by the teacher at the end.

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  • kkevin369

    Im pretty sure Its a man talking.

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    in reply to 566kamakazijoe (Show the comment)
  • Jaybird196

    How are impurities removed, exactly?

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  • redjurij

    Thats all fine and dandy, this videos are interesting but voice is horrible. Like you are forced to read this or you will be expeled.

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  • Taleb Ismail

    Do you mean the voice is a human? OMG I thought it was a voice like google translation or something like that

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  • Roman Espla

    Arent we solids all super cool materials?=

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  • Vuk Ilic

    Okay well suck dick then

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  • jpopelish

    Pyrex is a trade mark for a borosilicate glass. The bulb shown as an example of Quartz glass is a plastic bulb with LEDs on a circuit board, and contains no quartz glass. They should have shown an automotive H4 bulb. A sentence or two on what hard glass is made of would have been useful. Oh, and that chemical formula for glass that was on the screen for about a half second made me laugh, though I couldn't read it that fast.

    I wonder how much they got paid for this sad effort.

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  • Joseph Woods

    great

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