Quantification of H2O contents in silicate glasses using IR spectroscopy: a calibration based on hydrous glasses analyzed by Karl-Fischer titration
Quantification of H2O contents in silicate glasses using IR spectroscopy: a calibration based on hydrous glasses analyzed by Karl-Fischer titration
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使用红外光谱法定量硅酸盐玻璃中的 H2O 含量:基于卡尔费休滴定法分析的水合玻璃的校准
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2003
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A. Stuke
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H. Behrens;A. Stuke
Water-related IR absorption bands were investigated in hydrous soda-lime-silica glass (SLS) and float glass (FG). Glasses containing between 0.5 and 6 wt% H 2 O (corresponding to 0.7 and 8 mol/l) were synthesized in platinum capsules by re-melting glass powder to which water had been added. Synthesis were perfomed in an internally heated gas pressure vessel at temperatures of 1200 to 1250 °C and pressures 100 to 500 MPa. The total water content (C w a t e r ) of glasses was analyzed by pyrolysis and subsequent Karl-Fischer titration. Five bands at 3550, 2850, 2350, 1730 and 1635 cm - 1 in the IR spectrum of an SLS glass containing 4 wt% H 2 O were identified as vibration modes of water-related species by comparison with a D 2 O-bearing glass. With increasing C w a t e r , the absorbance band at 3550 cm - 1 (OH stretch of weakly H-bonded hydrous species) grows in intensity relative to the band at 2850 cm - 1 (OH stretch of strongly H-bonded hydrous species). As a consequence, the practical absorption coefficient for the band at 3550 cm - 1 (e 3 5 5 0 p r a c t , defined by assigning the total water to this band) is 20% lower at 0.1 wt% water than at 4 wt% water. The dependence of e 3 3 5 0 p r a c t on C w a t e r is most pronounced above 0.5 wt% but appears to be present also in water-poor glasses. In contrast, e 2 8 5 0 p r a c t does not noticeably depend on water content (FG: e 2 8 5 0 p r a c t = (40.2 ′ 2.4) l.mol - 1 .cm - 1 ; SLS: e 2 8 5 0 p r a c t = (50.8 ′ 2.0) l.mol - 1 .cm - 1 and, hence, it is preferred for water determination in float glass and soda-lime-silica glass. Scbolze's two-band method [1] using the peak height of both bands at 3550 and 2850 cm - 1 to quantify C w a t e r in glasses is a suitable first approach also for hydrous glasses, predicting the water content within 20% relative. However, for a more precise determination the dependence of the e-values on C w a t e r has to be considered. A preliminary evaluation of the H 2 O bending vibration band at 1635 cm - 1 shows that molecular H 2 O is a minor hydrous species in FG and SLS glasses with a maximum concentration of 2.0 wt% in FG glass containing 5.7 wt% Total water. On the basis of the new spectroscopic results and data from literature the assignment of the so-called ABC triplet (bands 2850, 2350 and 1750 cm - 1 ) is discussed.