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“…The reason for this behavior is that, the electric dipoles move almost parallel to the ac external electric field and create an inverse internal electric field. With the increase of temperature the movement of the electric dipole is easier and the dipoles move parallel to the ac external electric field and then the internal electric field increased and acts to decrease the dielectric constant [19,23]. It is also found that all samples exhibited similar behavior.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…The reason for this behavior is that, the electric dipoles move almost parallel to the ac external electric field and create an inverse internal electric field. With the increase of temperature the movement of the electric dipole is easier and the dipoles move parallel to the ac external electric field and then the internal electric field increased and acts to decrease the dielectric constant [19,23]. It is also found that all samples exhibited similar behavior.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Many glasses exhibit a roughly linear behavior with changing their chemical composition. But glasses containing two different alkali oxides represent a major exception to this trend due to the mixed alkali effect (MAE) or mixed alkali earth effect (MAEE) phenomenon [20]. For the studied glasses, the deviation from linearity may be so great that two maxima (at 40 mol% and 55 mol%) and minima (at 35 mol% and 45 mol%) occur.…”
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“…Using the H s values of constituent elements given in Table 1, H s values for Ge 20 Se 60 Sb 20 − x Ag x glasses are calculated and shown in [22], 37.6 for Ge [1,22], 30.22 for Sb [1] and 44.04 for Se [1]). using the equation [23,24]:…”
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“…Ge [1,22] Se [1,22] Sb [1] Ag [15,22,25] Density (g/cm 3 bonds and the CE are plotted as a function in Ag content as shown in Fig. 5.…”
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confidence: 99%