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Old 2016-03-16, 1:42am
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Is there a source for learning which 104 glass is reactive? Kind of like turquoise on ivory, or how certain glass can web if super heated. Is there a source that reveals all sorts of different reactions?

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Old 2016-03-16, 9:44am
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I once got that information from bullseye. More than just saying what colors reacted it listed them by the compound that created the reactions such as selenium and copper or something to that effect. I would try to find that info since it was science based. Maybe on their site.
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Old 2016-03-16, 9:50am
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Melanie's color test blog is very good for that kind of info http://melanie-graham.blogspot.com/

At the bottom of the Home page there's an index of reaction/neat effects.

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Old 2016-03-16, 12:49pm
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^ I was going to suggest Melanie's blog also. So useful!
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Old 2016-03-16, 6:38pm
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Try here: http://web.archive.org/web/201309272...ce_effects.jpg

And this is Bullseye's reactive glass PDF: http://www.bullseyeglass.com/images/...seye_glass.pdf

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Old 2016-03-18, 1:59am
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Aww wonderful! Thanks you guys!
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