Bivariant (High- And Low Temperature) Crystallization Of Some Simple Glassforming Substances, And Polymorphous-Crystalloid Structure Of Glass

According to the Concept of Polymeric Polymorphous-Crystalloid Glass Structure (CPPCGS), which has been developed for the last decade, bi-variant crystallization is inherent in glass-formers constructed of enantiotropically inter-transforming fragments of structure of high and low temperature polymorphous modifications (HTPM and LTPM), which have no long range order (crystalloids). In glass formers characterized by mono-tropic transformation, the only process is possible which results in mono-variant crystallization.

Author
V S Minaev
Origin
Res Inst Of Material Science, Moscow
Journal Title
Glastech Ber Glass Sci & Technol 73 C1 2000 186-193
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 3847

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Bivariant (High- And Low Temperature) Crystallization Of Some Simple Glassforming Substances, And Polymorphous-Crystalloid Structure Of Glass
Glastech Ber Glass Sci & Technol 73 C1 2000 186-193
S 3847
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