Thermal, acoustic, and nuclear magnetic resonance studies of cesium borate glasses
Thermal, acoustic, and nuclear magnetic resonance studies of cesium borate glasses
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硼酸铯玻璃的热、声和核磁共振研究
DOI:
10.1016/s0022-3093(01)00754-2
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
S. Kroeker
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作者:
Jessica R. Berryman;S. Feller;M. Affatigato;M. Kodama;Ben Meyer;Steve W. Martin;F. Borsa;S. Kroeker
The purpose of this study was to compare the physical properties and structure of cesium borate glasses. Cesium borate glasses can be denoted as RCs2O·B2O3, where R is the molar ratio of cesium oxide to boron oxide. We report a detailed study of the glass transition temperature (Tg) of these cesium borate glasses with 0.0⩽R⩽0.55. Initially, the Tgincreased monotonically as R rose. It then leveled out at R=0.35 and fell at R=0.425. The Tgdata obtained using a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) are in good agreement with Kodama et al.'s Tgresults from a differential thermal analyzer (DTA) as well as Chryssikos' model of the number of bridging oxygens per boron (Z). We determined the fraction of boron atoms in tetrahedral co-ordination, N4, for the same cesium borate glass samples using11B NMR. The N4fractions followed a curve similar to that of the Tgresults until R=0.45, where it continued to rise as the Tgfell. Also, the N4data have a similar trend but are consistently higher than those calculated from a model which employed Kodama and Kojima's ultrasonic velocity data. Finally, the NMR data do not display a significant lowering of the N4fraction in cesium borate when compared to lithium borate glasses.