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It is possible that there is birefringence in phase-separated glasses caused by
strains but it is not annealable. This birefringence could be caused by the thermal
contraction difference of anisotropically deformed different phases, and would not
...
It is possible that there is birefringence in phase-separated glasses caused by
strains but it is not annealable. This birefringence could be caused by the thermal
contraction difference of anisotropically deformed different phases, and would not
...
Page 151
A borosilicate glass of composition Si02 70, B203 23, and Na20 7 wt % was heat
treated at 600°C for 100 hr to induce phase separation and quenched in air. After
the surface layer of the heat-treated glass (Tomozawa and Takamori, 1977b) ...
A borosilicate glass of composition Si02 70, B203 23, and Na20 7 wt % was heat
treated at 600°C for 100 hr to induce phase separation and quenched in air. After
the surface layer of the heat-treated glass (Tomozawa and Takamori, 1977b) ...
Page 153
6 These birefringences are quite feasible when a phase-separated glass is
processed thermo- mechanically. No definite observation has been reported yet,
however. c Along the direction of leaching. light too severely to maintain
coherence of ...
6 These birefringences are quite feasible when a phase-separated glass is
processed thermo- mechanically. No definite observation has been reported yet,
however. c Along the direction of leaching. light too severely to maintain
coherence of ...
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Contents
Optical Absorption of Glasses | 7 |
Solid Solution Strengthening of FaceCentered Cubic Alloys | 8 |
Visible Absorption | 35 |
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