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2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2009.02.014
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Electrical and dielectric properties of Sb2O3–V2O5–K2O glasses

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“…The refractive index, the dielectric constant as well as the plasma frequency of this oxide were also calculated. Moreover, the optical, mechanical and opto-thermal investigation results were in good agreement with those of XRD and AFM techniques and with some recently published results [44][45][46]. The relatively high c-axis oriented direction of grains of the highly annealed films has indeed a benefit effect on their opto-thermal properties via an obvious decrease of ψ AB values (≈−30%).…”
Section: Micro-hardness Vickers (Hv) Measurementsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…The refractive index, the dielectric constant as well as the plasma frequency of this oxide were also calculated. Moreover, the optical, mechanical and opto-thermal investigation results were in good agreement with those of XRD and AFM techniques and with some recently published results [44][45][46]. The relatively high c-axis oriented direction of grains of the highly annealed films has indeed a benefit effect on their opto-thermal properties via an obvious decrease of ψ AB values (≈−30%).…”
Section: Micro-hardness Vickers (Hv) Measurementsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…They report at high temperature an Arrhenius behavior for conductivity consistent with polaron hopping but at low temperature (below 110°C) they observe an increase in conductivity with decreasing temperature. They attribute this enhanced conductivity to be at least in part ionic [17]. Still, in both regimes conductivities vary by two to three orders of magnitude over temperature ranges of order 100-200°C.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%