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Structural Features and the Effect of Two Alkalis in Chalcogenide and Phosphate Glasses

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This paper presents data on the mixed alkali effect in two fundamentally different systems: chalcogenide and oxide (phosphate). In the first system (Ag – Cu)_0.44AsSe_1.5, the predominantly ionic conductivity of silver-containing glasses is replaced by purely electronic in copper-containing, in the second - 0.5(Li₂O-Na₂O) – 0.4P₂O₅ – 0.1Nb₂O₅carriers of electric current are alkaline ions and the extreme dependences of the electrical parameters associated with their joint migration.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 822)

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Viktor A. Markov*, Ivan Sokolov, Alexey Povolotskiy

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Chalcogenide Glass, Conductivity, Glass, Ionic Conduction, MAE, Mixed Alkali Effect

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