The Role Of Small Amounts Of P2O5 In The Structure Of Alkali Disilicate Glasses

Magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance has been used to show that the addition of small amounts of P2O5 to alkali disilicate glasses results in a scavenging of alkali metal ions by phosphate groups to give units which resemble orthophosphate and pyrophosphate.

Author

R Dupree, D Holland, M G Mortuza

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University Of Warwick

Journal Title

Phys Chem Glasses 1988 29 1 18-21

Sector

Glass Ceramics

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GC 13

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