Silica glass
Any ceramic can be used to break windows, basically any hard substance formed into a small point will break a window as it is focusing all the impact force to a small area. Car windows are made with toughned glass that makes it considerably harder to break than normal household annealed glass. when you overcome the breaking strength of toughned glass it shatters and crumbles into small pieces that become less dangerous in an accident the exception to this is the glass used in car windscreens which is laminated safety glass this is two sheets laminated together a layer of vynl which will allow the glass to break but remain in place.
because the car should be protected from rain, sandstorm,etc, also to on a/c that's why the glass is used on car windows.
This usually happens with older cars, the glass isn't as strong as new glass is and cant stand the heat so it causes it to burst cracking and breaking the window
Toughened or laminated EDIT: Laminated, annealed glass for the windshield. It will be held to gether by the plastic if broken, and not break into shards to cut the driver and passenger. The other windows are tempered, and break into small cubes that don't cut. Classic cars, like '57s chevys, have laminated glass thoughout. Antique cars , like Model T's, had simple plate glass, it caused serious cuts in an accident
Safety glass, same as your car or mine.
Many car shops offer to repair broken windows, however there are specific auto glass shops specified for such jobs. The cost of the repair depends on the quality and condition of the glass.
Tempered, also called safety glass.
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When car A has shockproof glass and car B has normal glass as their window pane and when they meet with an accident and both cars windows are damaged, car A's driver may not get injured but the driver in car B will get injured
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A car weighs 5000 pounds and has glass windows that can be considered as glass "slippers".