Which one of the following lists the components used in laminated safety glass?

The correct answer identifies the structure of laminated safety glass, which consists of two pieces of glass sandwiching a layer of polymer interlayer or safety film. This specific composition is designed to enhance safety by ensuring that if the glass is shattered, the fragments adhere to the safety film. This prevents injuries, as the glass does not break away and potentially cause harm.

The choice containing two pieces of tempered glass with rubber caulking does not accurately describe laminated safety glass, as tempered glass is typically used in applications where high strength is required but is not laminated in this way. Similarly, using only a single sheet of safety film with either tempered or regular glass does not provide the necessary structural integrity or functionality of laminated glass. The options that refer to two sheets of safety film or focus on tempered glass do not reflect the laminated structure and functionality defined in industry standards.