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The Book of Wonders: Give... (1915)
by Rudolph John Bodmer
Submitted by ColorfulToucans
Book Literature
4.74 | Ranked
The Book of Wonders: Gives Plain and Simple Answers to the Thousands of Everyday Questions
by Rudolph John Bodmer
Hot water will not always cause a cold glass to crack, but is very apt to, especially a thick glass. The very thin glasses will not crack. The test tubes used by chemists are made of very thin glass, and will not crack when hot liquids are poured into them.🏁
Submitted by ColorfulToucans - 10/28/2025
Book Literature 4.74 Ranked
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The Book of Wonders: Gives Plain and Simple Answers to the Thousands of Everyday Questions
by Rudolph John Bodmer
Hot water will not always cause a cold glass to crack, but is very apt to, especially a thick glass. The very thin glasses will not crack. The test tubes used by chemists are made of very thin glass, and will not crack when hot liquids are poured into them.🏁
Submitted by ColorfulToucans - 10/28/2025
Book Literature 4.74 Ranked