Thermally Stimulated Polarization And Depolarization In Halogen-Containing Lead Silicate Glasses

Thermally stimulated polarisation and depolarisation current measurements have been made on lead halide silicate glasses. The addition of halogen ions to lead silicate glasses gives rise to a new peak attributed to space charge polarisation of halogen ions.

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B Dutta Et Al

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Vanderbilt University

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J Am Ceram Soc 1990 73 4 938-941

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Special Glass

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S 394

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