What do you see when you xray lead glass?

When you X-ray lead glass, you typically see a distinct contrast due to the high density of lead within the glass. The lead absorbs X-rays more effectively than standard glass, appearing as a denser, darker area on the X-ray image. This property allows for the visualization of the glass's structure and any inclusions or imperfections within it. Additionally, the surrounding areas of lower density will appear lighter, highlighting the lead glass's unique composition.