2006
DOI: 10.1134/s1560090406070062
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The Grüneisen parameter and Poisson coefficient for glassy organic polymers and inorganic glasses

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“…Therefore, we consider that for the above-enumerated glasses, γ L is calculated from the Leont'ev formula (3). It is interesting to note that for sodium-and potassium-silicate glasses, all data lie on one straight line ( Fig.…”
Section: Comparison With Experiment Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
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“…Therefore, we consider that for the above-enumerated glasses, γ L is calculated from the Leont'ev formula (3). It is interesting to note that for sodium-and potassium-silicate glasses, all data lie on one straight line ( Fig.…”
Section: Comparison With Experiment Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calculations by Eq. (1) yielded quite reasonable results for vitreous systems [3]. Thermodynamic generalization of the concept of the Grüneisen parameter has been suggested recently in [2].…”
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“…The mechanical characteristics of such structures can be calculated using the method described by Gibson and Ashby [ 25 ].…”
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“…The stress state and deformation parameters for hollow fiber membranes (polymeric) could be obtained using the following data: The selective layer on the inner or outer surface of the fiber; The initial gas mixture which is fed into or outside the fiber; Inner diameter = 100 microns; Selective layer thickness δ = 100 nm; Membrane material: Ultrason E6020P (PES); Young’s modulus for the selective layer and the porous substrate layer: , , respectively; Poisson’s ratio for both layers equal to 0.35 [ 25 ]. …”
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