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Hydrolysis was induced at 70°C so as to produce large pores with the aim of
facilitating water release as described above ... Nogami and Moriya ( 1979 )
prepared SiO2 glass plates with a thickness of about 1 mm by heating gels
produced by ...
Hydrolysis was induced at 70°C so as to produce large pores with the aim of
facilitating water release as described above ... Nogami and Moriya ( 1979 )
prepared SiO2 glass plates with a thickness of about 1 mm by heating gels
produced by ...
Page 149
( 1976 ) produced glass fibers of composition 30 % Al2O3 · 70 % SiO2 in weight
percent from Al ( O •i - C3H7 ) 3 and Si ( OC2H3 ) 4 ... The alkoxide mixture was
exposed to air for hydrolysis instead of adding water , in order to produce a
viscous ...
( 1976 ) produced glass fibers of composition 30 % Al2O3 · 70 % SiO2 in weight
percent from Al ( O •i - C3H7 ) 3 and Si ( OC2H3 ) 4 ... The alkoxide mixture was
exposed to air for hydrolysis instead of adding water , in order to produce a
viscous ...
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Glass fibers of the ZrO2 - SiO2 and Na2O - ZrO2 - SiO2 systems were produced
from Zr ( OC3H , ) 4 , Si ( OC2H3 ) 4 , and NaOCH3 by Kamiya and Sakka ( 1977
) and Kamiya et al . ( 1980 ) . The alkoxide solutions were hydrolyzed by ...
Glass fibers of the ZrO2 - SiO2 and Na2O - ZrO2 - SiO2 systems were produced
from Zr ( OC3H , ) 4 , Si ( OC2H3 ) 4 , and NaOCH3 by Kamiya and Sakka ( 1977
) and Kamiya et al . ( 1980 ) . The alkoxide solutions were hydrolyzed by ...
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Water in Glass | 75 |
Applications | 121 |
Gel Method for Making Glass | 129 |
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