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This procedure of preparing glasses has the following scientific and
technological significance . ( 1 ) Very pure glasses can be prepared since such
conventional purifying techniques as distillation and recrystallization are
available to the ...
This procedure of preparing glasses has the following scientific and
technological significance . ( 1 ) Very pure glasses can be prepared since such
conventional purifying techniques as distillation and recrystallization are
available to the ...
Page 157
This is valuable since homogeneous bulk glass which cannot be prepared by
conventional melting techniques because of its tendency to phase separation or
crystallization or because its melting temperature is too high can now be
prepared .
This is valuable since homogeneous bulk glass which cannot be prepared by
conventional melting techniques because of its tendency to phase separation or
crystallization or because its melting temperature is too high can now be
prepared .
Page 160
Brown and Mazdiyasni ( 1972 ) prepared high - purity lead lanthanum zirconate
titanate ( PLZT ) powders by simultaneous hydrolytic decomposition of lead
isoamyloxide , Pb ( OC H 12 , lanthanum isopropoxide , La ( OC , H , ) z ,
zirconium ...
Brown and Mazdiyasni ( 1972 ) prepared high - purity lead lanthanum zirconate
titanate ( PLZT ) powders by simultaneous hydrolytic decomposition of lead
isoamyloxide , Pb ( OC H 12 , lanthanum isopropoxide , La ( OC , H , ) z ,
zirconium ...
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Water in Glass | 75 |
Applications | 121 |
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