Image:Green colour of float glass.jpg

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Common soda-lime float glass appears green in thick sections because of Fe2+ impurities.

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current 14:50, 21 December 2007 1,188×586 (83 KB) Afluegel ( Talk | contribs) (Common float glass appears green in thick sections because of Fe<sub>2+</sup> impurities.)

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