The effect of SnO and PbCl2 on properties of stannous chlorophosphates glasses

被引:40
作者
Shih, PY [1 ]
Yung, SW [1 ]
Chen, CY [1 ]
Liu, HS [1 ]
Chin, TS [1 ]
机构
[1] NATL LIEN HO COLL TECHNOL & COMMERCE,DEPT CERAM ENGN,MIAOLI 36012,TAIWAN
关键词
stannous chlorophosphate glasses; chemical durability; glass transition temperature; FTIR spectra;
D O I
10.1016/S0254-0584(97)80185-X
中图分类号
T [工业技术];
学科分类号
08 ;
摘要
The effect of PbCl2 or SnO addition on properties of stannous chlorophosphate glasses has been studied. Either SnO or PbCl2 addition improves chemical durability of these glasses in deionized water. Density, hardness, glass transition temperature and softening temperature of the glasses increase with increasing PbCl2 or SnO content. Crystallization of a 40P(2)O(5)-50SnCl(2)-10PbCl(2) glass appears at a temperature around 440 degrees C with an activation energy of 271 kJ mol(-1). Fourier transform IR spectra indicate the presence of Pb-O-P linkages and P-Cl bonds in the short-range glass structure, -[PClO3]-tetrahedron. A possible structural model of Sn-Pb-P-O-Cl glasses is proposed and used to explain the property change due to composition variation. The effect of prolonged melting for 30-60 min on the properties and spectroscopy of Sn-Pb-P-O-Cl glasses is subtle.
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