Glass transition and crystallization kinetics in Sb0.18As0.34Se0.48 glassy alloy by using non-isothermal techniques

Crystallization of lithium disilicate-based multicomponent glasses – effect of silica/lithia ratio

“…It may be observed that the maximum crystallization rate, (dχ/dt) Tp , increases with the heating rate, as it has been reported in the literature [32]. At a high heating rate a greater volume fraction is crystallized in a shorter time as compared to a low heating rate, and this is translated in an increased peak height with increasing heating rate [32].…”

“…At a high heating rate a greater volume fraction is crystallized in a shorter time as compared to a low heating rate, and this is translated in an increased peak height with increasing heating rate [32].…”

Structure and crystallization behaviour of some MgSiO3-based glasses

“…It may be observed that the dx=dtj p value increases as well as the heating rate (Fig. 5), which has been discussed in literature [28]. The values of E c and n for both the glasses are listed in Table 4 and presented in Fig.…”

Calorimetric studies of the crystallization process in a-Se75S25−xAgx chalcogenide glasses

“…This problem can be overcome by alloying Se with some impurity atoms (Ge, Te, S, Bi, Sb and As, etc.) which gives high sensitivity and high crystallization temperature and smaller aging effects [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25]. Here we have chosen S as an additive to overcome these problems.…”