Is glass a liquid?

Glass is an amorphous solid. A solid is a rigid material; it does not flow when it is subjected to moderate forces.

Answered - 1137 days ago at 4:43pm on Apr 23 2009

In the scientific sense the term glass is often extended to all amorphous solids

Answered by Christopher S. - 1164 days ago at 2:06am on Mar 28 2009

Glass is a solid but be melted down to a liquid state. Thanks for using ChaCha.

Answered by Vanessa T. - 1164 days ago at 7:15pm on Mar 27 2009

Glass is a hard, brittle, noncrystalline, more or less transparent substance which can be melted but is usually in a solid state.

Answered by Cheryl R. - 1165 days ago at 10:29am on Mar 27 2009

You can refer to glass as a highly viscous liquid, or an amorphous solid. It is also referred to as a "soft condensed material".

Answered by Deanna G. - 1180 days ago at 2:24am on Mar 12 2009

Scientists do insist that glass is a liquid, because it has no melting point. A normal solid has a temperature at which MORE?

Answered by Jumaanah K. - 1190 days ago at 5:13am on Mar 02 2009

There is no clear answer to the question "Is glass solid or liquid?". In molecular dynamics it is possible to justify both.

Answered by Katy H. - 1203 days ago at 9:16pm on Feb 16 2009

Glass is not liquid, it's a solid. Thanks for asking ChaCha!

Answered by Jeremy B. - 1220 days ago at 12:05am on Jan 31 2009