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What is Glass?

Posted by zbindendesign on April 6, 2014

What is Glass?.

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is written by Lyn R. Zbinden, a mechanical engineer and glass specialist. With a career spanning over 30 years in the automotive industry, breaks down complex concepts into “knowledge bites,” building up a solid base that both students and practitioners can profit from, and use on a regular basis, for years to come.

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