Flow points and reflow in alkoxide glasses

Kobayashi, Keiji

doi:10.1016/0022-3093(93)90234-o

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“…4, which shows glass transition points and flow points. Flow points of fluoride-containing glasses are lower than those of fluoride-free glasses (15). As fluoride concentration decreased following the bubbling, flow points of bubbled glasses were somewhat lowered.…”

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“…As fluoride concentration decreased following the bubbling, flow points of bubbled glasses were somewhat lowered. It is thought that glass reflow is caused by viscosity, which is determined by composition, chemical bonding (15), and structure (16). Namely, glass with low connectivity (15) and a released structure (16) is more viscous than that without such properties.…”

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