In 1903, Édouard Bénédictus accidentally discovered laminated glass, revolutionizing safety.
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French chemist Édouard Bénédictus patented the first laminated glass in 1909.
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Safety glass prevents shattering by using lamination, tempering, and chemical strengthening techniques.
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Bulletproof glass, made from layered polycarbonate and glass, enhances security for vehicles and buildings.
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Tempered glass, used in vehicles and architecture, shatters into small, blunt pieces upon breakage.
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Laminated glass uses interlayers to prevent shattering, offering protection in cars and buildings.
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Corning introduced Gorilla Glass in 2007, making smartphone screens highly durable.
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Asahi Glass Company’s Dragontrail glass offers exceptional scratch and impact resistance.
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Schott AG’s Xensation glass offers durability and scratch resistance for modern devices.
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Buildings use safety glass in windows, facades, and railings for enhanced protection.
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Car windshields and side windows use laminated or tempered glass for impact safety.
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Advancements in smart and self-healing glass are set to redefine safety standards.
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