During thermal tempering, a glass piece is heated to a temperature: A = Above the glass transition temperature. ; B = Below the glass transition temperature. ; C = Above the softening point. ;D = Below the softening point. A & C B & D A & D B & C

During thermal tempering, a glass piece is heated to a temperature: A = Above the glass transition temperature. ; B = Below the glass transition temperature. ; C = Above the softening point. ;D = Below the softening point. A & C B & D A & D B & C

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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