. Identify any two materials that are used to improve the properties of glass from the following options. a. Boron and Nitrides b. Boron and Calcium c. Boron and Carbides f. Boron and Germanium 6. Ideal crystals are always have imperfections in a crystal structure. Select one: O True O False

. Identify any two materials that are used to improve the properties of glass from the following options. a. Boron and Nitrides b. Boron and Calcium c. Boron and Carbides f. Boron and Germanium 6. Ideal crystals are always have imperfections in a crystal structure. Select one: O True O False

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