2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-90603-4_13
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Chemical Durability of Glass—Delamination

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“…1 , Process a) 21 . Glass leaching is a process through which glass modifiers and some glass formers can be exchanged from the silica network by hydronium ions (H 3 O + ) under acidic conditions 22 , 23 . At the initial stage of glass leaching, a uniform silica enriched leaching layer is formed on the glass surface (Fig.…”
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“…1 , Process a) 21 . Glass leaching is a process through which glass modifiers and some glass formers can be exchanged from the silica network by hydronium ions (H 3 O + ) under acidic conditions 22 , 23 . At the initial stage of glass leaching, a uniform silica enriched leaching layer is formed on the glass surface (Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Slow leaching cannot generate enough tension to create critical pores in the leaching layer. Rapid leaching on a highly leachable glass often generates enormous surface tension which causes surface delamination instead of texturing 23 .
Figure 1 Mechanism of differential leaching and texturing of silicate glass.
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“…Glass is an ideal material for pharmaceutical packaging owing to its hermeticity (airtight nature), optical transparency, mechanical strength, chemical durability, and formability. 1,2,3,4 Over the past two centuries, a number of new pharmaceutical glass compositions have been developed. However, the emergence of environment-sensitive pharmaceutical products has tightened the requirements on their packaging.…”
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“…A coloração azul observada nas regiões indicam uma alteração na superfície do vidro derivada de uma corrosão na superfície interna dos frascos (Ditter et al, 2018), sendo que, durante o processo de fabricação de frascos tubulares, regiões como fundo e ombro são afetadas pelas altas temperaturas da chama utilizada na conformação da embalagem final, criando novas ligações químicas no local, como consequência da evaporação, condensação e difusão dos elementos químicos do vidro, podendo apresentar menor durabilidade química (Rupertus et al, 2014;Roehl et al, 2018). Por este motivo, considera-se que a pigmentação concentrada na região do fundo é mais crítica para a ocorrência da delaminação do que a pigmentação homogênea por todo o corpo do frasco, visualizada no caso das amostras produzidas pelo processo moldado.…”
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