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Soft glass is glass that has a relatively low softening point, for example Effetre or Vetrofond. Soft glass is sometimes also called soda lime glass.

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	Soft glass is glass that has a relatively low softening point, for example [[Effetre]]		Soft glass is glass that has a relatively low softening point, for example [[Effetre]] or [[Vetrofond]]. Soft glass is sometimes also called soda lime glass.