화학공학소재연구정보센터
Korean Journal of Materials Research, Vol.17, No.8, 414-419, August, 2007
(HRTEM) . energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry(EDX)
Relations between Composition, Temperature and Electrical Conductivity of (60-xSiO2-40Na2O-xCaO (x=0∼15wt%) Glass System
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We report the electrical conductivity of the mixed alkali silicate glasses in the system (60-x) in the temperature range from to . In the range from to glass transition temperature, the electrical conductivities of glass samples had a tendency to be proportion with temperature. The glasses of containing over 7.5wt% CaO showed lower conductivities than the glasses of containing 0 and 5wt% CaO because two kinds of alkali ions were obstructed each other. On the other hand, in the range from to , the electrical conductivity of glasses() was unstable and decreased in some region. From XRD results, the phase were observed in these glasses. This means the alkali ions didn't behave as carrier, it seems that this caused the conductivities decrease. In case of glass of containing 15wt% CaO, any crystal phase were not observed. This means the alkali ions behaved as carrier, it consequently seems the conductivity increased.
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