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Fractography and Glass
PRE-LAB QUESTIONS
1.
List two lab safety guidelines to consider when working with glass.
2.
Describe what the refractive index is and how it is calculated.
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Fractography and Glass
EXPERIMENT 1: FRACTURE ANALYSIS
Post-Lab Questions
1.
Are the impact holes larger on the side of impact or on the side opposite impact?
a.
The impact holes are larger on the side of impact
2.
Sketch or upload a photograph of the glass sheet with fractures below. Label one impact
as A and the other impact as B.
a.
3.
Was Hole A or B created first? Use your sketch from Post-Lab Question 2 to support your answer.
a.
Hole A was created first. Most of the pieces lead to hole A
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