By Prof Arun K. Varshneya
Basics of Inorganic Glass is meant to be a textbook on glass technological know-how compatible for instructing at a junior/senior point in a fabrics curriculum. Emphasis has been put upon constructing the basic suggestions, whether or not they have been finally confirmed flawed or now not. As such, the e-book can also be worthwhile to business scientists and engineers who're trying to collect a easy wisdom in glass. This revised moment variation updates key issues, makes the ebook friendlier to the coed, and corrects the various typographical mistakes within the first version.
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Many binary glasses have now been prepared where one of the "non-classical" network-forming oxides is the "networkforming" majority constituent: the presence of the second minority oxide acts to stabilize the glass. (For a review, see Ref. ) The most serious problem with Sun's classification is the exclusion of the entire range of chalcogenide glasses where the single bond strengths are generally of the order of only about 40 kcal/mol along the chain (covalent bond) and less between the chains (van der Waals forces).
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