�ber die Zusammensetzung des Porzellans und seiner Abarten

A new formula is given according to which it is possible to calculate the volume V of a block of a glass containing one gram atom of O= ions. Over a very wide range V is independent of the number and the nature of the metallic ions present.The twcr constants occurring in the formula have a well defined physical meaning, which can be understood satisfactorily on the basis of the well-known theory of the structure of glass by Z a c h a r i a s e n and W a r r e n C.S. and its extensions by D i e t z e 1. The limits of the validity of the formula are also discussed on the basis of Z a c h a r i a s e n ' s theory.Beside giving much new information concerning the structure of glasses in general, the formula can be transformed very easily into a simple density formula for glasses. Thii formula has been tested for 44 arbitrarily chosen glasses and it is found that the accuracy of the formula is the same as of the earlier purely empirical formulae of W i n k e l m a n n and S c h o t t . E n g l i s h and T u r n e r etc.

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�ber die Zusammensetzung des Porzellans und seiner Abarten

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Ein Geheimnis des chinesischen Porzellans

A Secret of Chinese Porcelain Manufacture

The physical properties of glass II: The density of silicate glasses

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