2004
DOI: 10.1023/b:gpac.0000038710.95654.9b
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A New Criterion for Glass Transition in Liquids in the Model of Excited Atoms

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“…The glass transition temperature T g ≈ 50 K is in reasonable agreement with the approximate empirical "two-thirds" rule [11] Now, we analyze the obtained data in terms of the excited state model [8,9]. In liquids and gases, a critical displacement of a kinetic unit (an atom or a group of atoms) ∆r m , which corresponds to a maximum of the interatomic attractive force F m (Fig.…”
Section: Interpretation In the Framework Of The Excited State Modelsupporting
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“…The glass transition temperature T g ≈ 50 K is in reasonable agreement with the approximate empirical "two-thirds" rule [11] Now, we analyze the obtained data in terms of the excited state model [8,9]. In liquids and gases, a critical displacement of a kinetic unit (an atom or a group of atoms) ∆r m , which corresponds to a maximum of the interatomic attractive force F m (Fig.…”
Section: Interpretation In the Framework Of The Excited State Modelsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…This can be interpreted as the transition of argon to the amorphous vitreous state at T g ≈ 50 K [8].…”
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