Chlorine evolution during the fusion of chlorofluoroindate glasses

Delben, J. R J
Rojas, S. S.
Miazato, K.
Melnikov, P.
Delben, A. A S T
Cardoso, C. X.
Job, A.

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May 2005

DOI

10.1007/s10973-005-0086-y

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issn:1388-6150

Abstract

Samples with a composition of 40InF 3-20ZnF 2-5MCl- xBaF 2-ySrF 2, where M=Na, Li and x+y=35 mol%, were prepared. The thermal properties related to the Ba/Sr ratio and to the remaining chlorine content in the glasses were studied. Thermal stability is improved with the addition of chlorine. However, chlorine concentration is regulated by the sublimation of indium fluorides which takes place at about 600°C. Indium fluorides arc formed during glass fusion. The mechanisms of chlorine sublimation were studied. © 2005 Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest

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Chlorine evolution during the fusion of chlorofluoroindate glasses

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