The usefulness of the SiO(2)-Si(3)N(4) system for gradient-index optics has been investigated. Dispersion data, temperature dependence of the refractive index, and physical properties are presented. Preparation techniques are discussed.
Under high pressures and elevated temperatures, rhombic sulfur is converted to a new cubic form; this form was quenched at room temperature and pressure and studied by x-ray diffraction. Phase boundaries for this new form have been established.
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