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The influence of SnO₂ on the chemical stability of sodium silicate glasses is investigated. The six glass compositions of ySnO₂–37.9Na₂O–(62.1-y)SiO₂, y=1–8 mol.%, system were synthesized. Thermal behavior of the glasses was studied with the methods of dilatometry and DSC. It is shown that the hydrolytic resistance increases when growing the SnO₂ concentration in the glass composition at constant Na₂O content.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 284)

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I. Kovyazina*, Svetlana G. Vlasova, Fedor L. Kapustin

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Crystallization Temperature, Glass Transition Temperature, Glassy Solid Electrolytes, Hydrolytic Stability, Sodium-Tin-Silicate Glass

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