2022
DOI: 10.1134/s1087659622040149
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The Relationship between Microhardness and Glass Transition Temperature of Chalcogenide Glasses

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“…The results agree well with the higher ΔH fus and E values of G-Mg-adp. [26][27][28] Higher hardness implies that the material is stronger; however, it can be easily fractured. Meanwhile, a higher H 2 /E ratio indicates greater external stress tolerance until fracture.…”
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“…The results agree well with the higher ΔH fus and E values of G-Mg-adp. [26][27][28] Higher hardness implies that the material is stronger; however, it can be easily fractured. Meanwhile, a higher H 2 /E ratio indicates greater external stress tolerance until fracture.…”
Section: Full Textmentioning
confidence: 99%