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This takes advantage of the fast hydration obtaining under saturated conditions,
followed by a "drying out" of the glass under controlled water pressure which
maintains total pressure with inert gas. Recently, Takata et al. (1980) hydrated ...
This takes advantage of the fast hydration obtaining under saturated conditions,
followed by a "drying out" of the glass under controlled water pressure which
maintains total pressure with inert gas. Recently, Takata et al. (1980) hydrated ...
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200 100 0 KX) 200 DISTANCE (MICRONS) FROM CENTER OF HYDRATED
RIBBON Fig. 2. Soda profile by chemical etching technique. Hydrosilicate glass A
auto- claved 16 hr at 270°C in Pb(N03)/HN03 solution. ranging from 5 to 150 g in
...
200 100 0 KX) 200 DISTANCE (MICRONS) FROM CENTER OF HYDRATED
RIBBON Fig. 2. Soda profile by chemical etching technique. Hydrosilicate glass A
auto- claved 16 hr at 270°C in Pb(N03)/HN03 solution. ranging from 5 to 150 g in
...
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Ob7ervations 1 mm plate hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm (very thin central plane
of unhydrated gla77) 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm
hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated Wt% H20
1.7 ...
Ob7ervations 1 mm plate hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm (very thin central plane
of unhydrated gla77) 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm
hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated 1 mm hydrated Wt% H20
1.7 ...
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| Title | Treatise on materials science and technology Volume 22 of Glass, Minoru Tomozawa |
| Authors | Herbert Herman, Minoru Tomozawa |
| Editors | Herbert Herman, Minoru Tomozawa |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1982 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
| ISBN | 0123418224, 9780123418227 |
| Length | 320 pages |
| Subjects | › Glass Materials Research Technology & Engineering / Material Science |
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