The Structure-Property Relationship in Oxide Glasses: A Thermodynamic Approach

Natalia M. Vedishcheva; Boris A. Shakhmatkin; Adrian C. Wright

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.39-40.103

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The Structure-Property Relationship in Oxide Glasses: A Thermodynamic Approach

Abstract:

This paper considers a rigorous thermodynamic approach that can be used for calculating a variety of glass properties and the content of various structural units in glasses. Since both the properties and the structure are calculated on a unified basis, this approach enables the structureproperty relationship in glasses to be established quantitatively, and the structural units that characterise changes in glass properties to be determined.