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1. Glass isn't a liquid or a solid
2. Glass is an amorphous solid
3. Glass has to be supercooled
4. It has to cool even more to be  an amorphous solid
5. The molecular movement of the glass atoms slows to nearly a stop
Glass is an amorphous solid
The article is explaining why glass isn't a solid nor a liquid

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1.It is an amorphous solid—a state somewhere between those two states of matter
2.They include crystals, like sugar and salt

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1.glass is an amorphous solid
2.Includes crystals like sugar and salt.
3.The material is cooled down further to be an amorphous solid in which the molecular movement has slowed to nearly a stop and is now a glass.

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1. Amorphous gas, it's somewhere between a solid and liquid
2.Glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible
3.When glass is made, it's quickly cooled from its liquid state, but does not solidify
4.Over long periods of time, the molecules making up the glass shift themselves to settle into a more stable, crystallike formation
5.  it would take longer than the universe has existed for room temperature cathedral glass to rearrange itself to appear melted.

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1.Glass is considered amorphous solid its a state in between being a liquid and being solid
2. When glass is made it quickly cools down from being a liquid but does not completely turn solid after its temperature drops.
3.Glasses are more organized than liquids, and do not contain the rigid order of crystals.
4. Once glass is closer to its glass-transition temperature were its not completely melted, it begins to shift more;so the further away from that changeover point, the slower the molecules move and becomes more solid.
5.Over a long duration, the molecules that make up/are in glass shift themselves to be able to settle to a more stable, crystal like formation afterwards.

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1.When glass is made, the material (often containing silica) is quickly cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point
2.They include crystals, like sugar and salt, with their millions of atoms lined up in a row
3.Like liquids, these disorganized solids can flow, albeit very slowly. Over long periods of time, the molecules making up the glass shift themselves to settle into a more stable, crystallike formation
4.
The closer the glass is to its glass-transition temperature, the more it shifts; the further away from that changeover point, the slower its molecules move and the more solid it seems.

5.This new structure is not as organized as a crystal, because it did not freeze, but it is more organized than a liquid

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid
2.It´s a state between a liquid and a solid.
3.When glass is made, the material is quickly cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point.
4. Its more organized than a liquid.
5.

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid
2.It´s a state between a liquid and a solid.
3.When glass is made, the material is quickly cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point.
4. Its more organized than a liquid.
5. Glass has a melted look when heated to a high degree, bu that does not mean glass is a true liquid.

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1.Glass is an amorphous solid.
2.It is a substance that is in between liquid and solid.
3.Does not solidify when temperature is below melting point.
4.Glass can flow like liquids but can also settle like solids.
5.Its more organized than a liquid but also a disorganized solid.

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1 Glass is an amorphous solid

2 When glass is made it quickly cools down but does not solidify when the temperature drops below melting point

3 Glass atoms move to slowly for changes to be visible

4 Glass can flow as a liquid but also stay still as a solid

5 it includes crystals like sugar and salt

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1 Glass is an amorphous solid

2 When glass is made it quickly cools down but does not solidify when the temperature drops below melting point 

3 Glass atoms move to slowly for changes to be visible

4 Glass can flow as a liquid but also stay still as a solid 

5 it includes crystals like sugar and salt

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1.Glass is an amorphous solid
2. Glass is not liquid nor a solid.
3. Glass  must be a supercooled liquid  must be a supercooled liquid.
4. glass's liquidlike properties are not enough to explain the thicker-bottomed windows, because glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible.
5.Glasses, though more organized than liquids, do not attain the rigid order of crystals.

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shanaley sandoval    group 2                 1. Glass is not a solid or liquid. 2.it is a amorphous solid 

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shanaley sandoval    group 2                 1. Glass is not a solid or liquid. 2.it is a amorphous solid 

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3.when glass is cooled is considered a super-cooled liquid.
4. glasses are more organized than liquids, and do not contain the rigid order of crystals.
5.Glass has a melted look when heat to a high degree, but does not mean glass is a true liquid.

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1.It is an amorphous solid
2.A state between a solid and liquid
3.To become an amorphous solid, the material is cooled further,
4.doesn't have that long-range order.
5.glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible.
Its saying that glass is not a solid or liquid but its in a state between those states of matter.

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1 . Glass is an amorphous solid
2 . It's a state between a liquid & a solid .
3 . Glass atoms move to slowly for changes to be visible
4 . Glass must be supercooled  liquid
5 . it includes crystals like sugar and salt

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1. Glass isn't a liquid or a solid.2. Glass is an amorphous solid.
3. Glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible.
4. For glass to become an amorphous solid it's cooled below the glass-transition temperature.
5. The molecular movement of the glass's atoms slow to nearly a stop.

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1. The seemingly solid glass appears to have melted.

2. It is an amorphous solid—a state somewhere between those two states of matter.

3. Whatever flow glass manages, however, does not explain why some antique windows are thicker at the bottom.

4.   Other, even older glasses do not share the same melted look.

5. This gives them a melted look, but does not mean glass is a true liquid.

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1.Glass is an amorphous solid.
2. its in a state between two states of matter
3. to get to this point its cooled and the temperature drops
4. the glass atoms movement slow to nearly a stop
5.its more organized than liquids

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1. Glass is not a liquid or solid
2.glass is an amorphous solid
3.Glass has to be super cooled liquid
4. glass atoms move to slowly to be able to see changes
5.its more organized than liquid

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D'Aziya, Draylone, Rebecca, Ngae, and Marleen Grp 3

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D'Aziya, Draylone, Rebecca, Ngae, and Marleen Grp 3

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1- glass isn't a liquid or a solid
2-is a super cooled liquid
3-includes crystals like sugar and salt
4-it is amorphous because it has to have a sudden temperature change from hot to cold to become glass
5-glass is not a true liquid because the molecules barely move and are packed close together

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1.the glass is liquid like
2.old windows share a melted look
3. not a liquid or solid
4.its amorphous
5.were like crystals made from slat and sugar

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1. Glass is an amorphous  solid.
2. It´s a state between a liquid and solid.
3.Does not solidify when temperature is below melting point.
4. Glass can flow liquids but also settle like solids.
5.its more organized than a liquid but also a disorganized solid.

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2. itS A STATE BETWEEN A LIQUID AND A GAS
3. glass atoms move slowly for changes to be seen
4.. glass must be supercooled liquid.
5. the molecular movement of the glass atoms slow to nearly not move anymore

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1. Glass is an amorphous liquid
2. Glass must be super cooled
3.It includes salt and sugar
4.Glass can flow like a liquid but can be a solid
5. It isnt a liquid or solid

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1.Glass is neither a liquid or solid
2. It's an amorphous solid between two states of matter
3. Atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible
4. To become an amorphous solid the material is cooled further below the glass transition temperature
5. Molecular movement of the materials atoms has slowed to nearly a stop and the material id now glass

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid

2. Glass isnt a liquid or solid

3. Glass has to be supercooled

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1.glass is amorphous.
2. state between liquid or solid.
3. glass atoms slowly change for changes.
4.it bust be supercooled liquid.
5. the molecular movement of the glass atoms

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1. Glass is neither solid nor liquid.
2. Glass is an amorphous solid which means when you grab a hold of the object it holds its shape.
3.The atoms in glass move very slowly causing glass to be between 2 states of matters; a solid and a liquid.
4. Glass is first melted and then super-cooled to achieve the shape its aiming for.
5. Glass is also made from silica.

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1. glass is an amorphous soild
2.Amorphous means it doesn't have that long-range order
3.Solids are highly organized structures
4.when glass is made the material  cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point

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1.Glass is an amorphou.
2.When glass is made, the material is quickly cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point.
3.Glass is neither liquid nor solid.
4.Glass is not as organized as a crystal, because it did not freeze, but it is more organized than a liquid.
5.Glass must be a supercooled liquid.

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1. Glass is not a liquid or solid
2.glass is amorphous solid
3.Glass has to be super cooled.
4.glass atoms move slowly to be able to see changes
5. It more organized than liquid

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1 . Glass is an amorphous solid
2. its in a state between two states of matter
3.glass have to be supercooled liquid
4. Glass has a melted look when heated to a high degree, bu that does not mean glass is a true liquid
5.glass is more organized than liquid.

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1. glass is amorphous
2.glass isn't a solid nor liquid
3.glass atoms move slow
4.it has to be cold
5.includes crystals like sugar and salt

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1. Glass is a "amorphous solid," which means it is in the state between two states of matter
2. To become a solid it has to be cooled at a rapid pace.
3. Glass is nor a liquid or a solid
4. Its atoms move slowly
5. It is more organized than a liquid.

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1 . Glass is an amorphous solid
2 . It's a state in the middle, between liquid and solid
3 . Glass atom movements are to slow to be visible to the naked eye
4 . Glass has to be a supercooled  liquid
5 . it includes crystals, for example; salt and sugar

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1. glass isn't a solid or a liquid it's an amorphous solid
2. it's in a state between liquid & solid
3. glass has to be supercooled
4.  the glass atoms movement slow to nearly a stop
5. glass is more organized than a liquid

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1 glass is amorphous
2 it’s in a state of matter between both liquid and gas
3 glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible
4 it’s more organized than a liquid but not as organized as a crystal
5 glass has to be super cooled

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid
2. Glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible
3.Millions of atoms lined up in a row
4.Settle into a more stable crystallike formation
5. Cathedral glass to rearrange itself to appear melted.

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1 . Glass is an amorphous solid
2.When glass is made, it's quickly cooled from its liquid state, but does not solidify
3.This new structure is not as organized as a crystal, because it did not freeze, but it is more organized than a liquid.
4.Glass can flow as a liquid but also stay still as a solid

5.Amorphous means it doesn't have that long-range order

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1) Glass, however, is actually neither a liquid—supercooled or otherwise—nor a solid

2) It is an amorphous solid—a state somewhere between those two states of matter.

3) glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible

4) Solids are highly organized structures.

5) The closer the glass is to its glass-transition temperature, the more it shifts; the further away from that changeover point, the slower its molecules move and the more solid it seems.

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1. Glass is not a solid or liquid.
2. It is an amorphous solid.
3. Glass atoms move really slowly so it is really hard to see the changes.
4. Glass is more organized than liquids.
5. It has to be really cold in order for it to get to this state of matter.

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glass

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1)Glass is an amorphous solid.
2)Its in a state between two states of matter.
3)Glass atoms move to slowly for changes to be visible.
4)It has to be really cold
5)Glass is more organized than a liquid

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1. Glass isn't a liquid or solid.
2. Glass is a amorphous solid
3. When they create the glass is material is cooled which is why it is glass.
4. The movement of the glass atoms moves very very slow as if it was stopped
5. It has crystals , like sugar and salt . We cant see the movement though because it moves so slow

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1. glass is a substance between liquid and solid.
2. glass is an amorphous solid.
3. when glass is made, it is quickly cooled from it's liquid state of matter and does not solidify when temperature is below melting point.
4.glass flows like liquids but also doesn't move like solids.
5. it's more organized than liquids but is a disorganized solid.

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1. glass is not a liquid or solid
2. it is a amorphus solid
3. glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible.
4. glass has millions of atoms lined up in a row
5.

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1. that glass is actually a liquid. And, because glass is hard, it must be a supercooled liquid.
2. Glass, however, is actually neither a liquid nor a solid.
3.It is an amorphous solid
4.solids are They include crystals, like sugar and salt, with their millions of atoms lined up in a row
5. "Liquids and glasses don't have that order,"  though more organized than liquids, do not attain the rigid order of crystals. "Amorphous means it doesn't have that long-range order," "solid—if you grab it, it holds its shape,".

I think glass is a solid because like Mark Ediger explain glass is a solid that when you grab it, it holds it's shape. even when you melt it you can see that it holds a shape.

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid.
2. Glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible
3.   When glass is made, the material is quickly cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point.
4. Glass can flow like liquids but can also settle like solids.
5. It has to be really cold in order for it to get to this state of matter.

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1.glass is an amorphous solid.
2. its a state in between a solid and a liquid
3.to get to that point its cooled and the temperature dropped
4.the atoms slow down to nearly a stop
5. its more organized than a liquid

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1. glass is amorphous
2.glass isn't a solid nor liquid
3.glass atoms move slow
4.it has to be cold
5.includes crystals like sugar and salt

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1.Glass is neither a liquid or a solid.
2. It is an amorphous solid, a state between both.
3. Glass atoms move too slow to make visible changes
4. Glass is a disorganized solid, but its more organized than liquids.
5. To get to that solid point of matter the glass must be cooled down

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid .
2. its a state between liquid and solid .
3. glass has to be supercooled .
4. its more organized than liquid .
5. glass atoms move to slowly for changes to be visible .

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1. glass isn't a solid nor liquid its an amorphous solid.
2.

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1.Glass is a amorphous solid.
2.its a state between liquid and solid.
3.glass needs to be supercooled
4.glass can settle like a solid but flow like a liquid.
5.glass isnt a liquid or solid.

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1 its more organized than liquids
2 glass is an amorphous
3  glass its a liquid or solid
4 include crystals, like sugar and salt, with their millions of atoms lined up in a row,
5 glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible.

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1. Glass is not a liquid nor solid
2. it is an amorphous solid
3. Glass has to be supercooled liquid.
4. To become an amorphous solid, the material is cooled further
5. Glass includes crystals like sugar and alt

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1. Glass isn't a liquid or a solid
2. Glass is an amorphous solid
3. Glass has to be supercooled
4. It has to cool even more to be  an amorphous solid
5. The molecular movement of the glass atoms slows to nearly a stop
Glass is an amorphous solid
The article is explaining why glass isn't a solid nor a liquid

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1. Glass isn't a liquid or a solid
2. Glass is an amorphous solid
3. Glass has to be supercooled
4. It has to cool even more to be  an amorphous solid
5. The molecular movement of the glass atoms slows to nearly a stop
Glass is an amorphous solid
The article is explaining why glass isn't a solid nor a liquid

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1 Glass is an amorphous solid
2 . It's a state in the middle, between liquid and solid
3 . Glass atom movements are to slow to be visible to the naked eye
4 . Glass has to be a supercooled  liquid
5 . it includes crystals

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid
2. Glass is supercooled
3.Glass isn't a solid or liquid
4.cooled from its liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point
5.to become amorphous the glass has to be cooled at a point

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1. glass is an amorphous solid
2. it is a substance that is in between liquid and solid
3. does not stolidity when temperature is below melting point
4. glass can flow like liquids but can also settle like solids
5. its more organized then a liquid but also  disorganized solid

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1.Glass is an amorphous solid.
2.Glass needs to be super-cooled. be able to become glass.
3.Glass is not a liquid or a solid.
4.Glass atoms move to slow.
5.Glass is more organized than liquid.

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1. Glass is hard
2. Glass is an amorphous
3. Glass have to be supercooled
4. Glass is a liquid and a solid
5. Glass is atoms

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1.glass is hard
2.heat resistances
3.pressure and breakage resistances
4.chemical resistance
5.glass is atoms

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1. Glass is an amorphous solid meaning its a state between the two
2. Glass atoms move slowly so the changes won't be that visible
3. They include crystals , like salt and sugar with millions of atoms lined up in a row
4. When glass is made the material is quickly cooled from its LIQUID state but does not solidify when its temperature drops below its melting point
5. This new structure is is not as organized as a crystal because it did not freeze , but it is more organized than a liquid

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1. that glass is actually a liquid. And, because glass is hard, it must be a supercooled liquid.
2. Glass, however, is actually neither a liquid nor a solid.
3.It is an amorphous solid
4. solids are They include crystals, like sugar and salt, with their millions of atoms lined up in a row

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1. that glass is actually a liquid. And, because glass is hard, it must be a supercooled liquid.
2. Glass, however, is actually neither a liquid nor a solid.
3.It is an amorphous solid
4.solids are They include crystals, like sugar and salt, with their millions of atoms lined up in a row
5. "Liquids and glasses don't have that order,"  though more organized than liquids, do not attain the rigid order of crystals. "Amorphous means it doesn't have that long-range order," "solid—if you grab it, it holds its shape,".

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1. Glass is neither a liquid nor a solid.
2. Glass is an amorphous solid- a state somewhere between those two state of matter.
3. Glass atoms move too slowly for changes to be visible.
4. Glass is made, the material is quickly cooled from it liquid state but does not solidify when its temperature drop below its melting points.
5. The material is supercooled liquid, an intermediate state between liquid and glass.

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1- glass isn't a liquid or a solid
2-is a super cooled liquid
3-includes crystals like sugar and salt
4-it is amorphous because it has to have a sudden temperature change from hot to cold to become glass
5-glass is not a true liquid because the molecules barely move and are packed close together

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1- glass isn't a liquid or a solid
2-is a super cooled liquid
3-includes crystals like sugar and salt
4-it is amorphous because it has to have a sudden temperature change from hot to cold to become glass
5-glass is not a true liquid because the molecules barely move and are packed close together 