1951
DOI: 10.1007/bf00900835
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Mechanische Messung chemischer Bindefestigkeiten

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“…While the intra-SRO forces are typically pure binding e.g. covalent or ionic type, those connecting SROs are usually mixed binding forces, subjected to deformation and polarization and thereby resulting in VW forces [38,40]. The presence of network modifiers e.g.…”
Section: Hierarchy Of Order and Local Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While the intra-SRO forces are typically pure binding e.g. covalent or ionic type, those connecting SROs are usually mixed binding forces, subjected to deformation and polarization and thereby resulting in VW forces [38,40]. The presence of network modifiers e.g.…”
Section: Hierarchy Of Order and Local Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The U is the sum over inter-molecular interactions of SRO molecules lying within MRO length scales. The inter-SRO interactions being relatively weaker as compared to intra-SRO ones [5,39,40] (subjected only to mixed bonding [38,40,41,43,44], U can be described as a sum over coulomb and repulsive potential energies and a perturbation series of polarization corrections only [51,55]:…”
Section: Intermolecular Interactions Among Sro Structuresmentioning
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“…Many criteria (dealing with structural and thermo-kinetic orders) were proposed to explain the oxides glass-forming ability (GFA). They are founded on crystallochemical concepts or refer to the criteria linked to the nature, the chemical bond strength and other characteristics of metal oxides (Goldschmidt 1926;Zachariasen 1932;Dietzel 1941;Stanworth 1946Stanworth , 1948Stanworth , 1952Sun 1947;Smekal 1951;Rawson 1956Rawson , 1967Turnbull 1969;Hrubý and Štourač 1974;Minaev 1978Minaev , 1980Minaev , 1983Minaev , 1991Štěpánek and Hrubý 1980;Cervinka and Hrubý 1982;Inoue et al 1990;Lu et al 2000;Stoch 2001;Lu and Liu 2003;Rao et al 2004). The main purpose is to predict and/or describe how any single oxide (and under what conditions) is able to form glasses.…”
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“…Inspired by the atomic field of Dietzel (1941), Stanworth (1946Stanworth ( , 1948Stanworth ( , 1952 and Smekal (1951) added details of electronegativity and bonding nature between E atoms and oxygen atoms in E x O y oxide. Thermodynamical theory of glass formation was proposed as the 'energy criterion' by Sun (1947) who attempted to establish a correlation between the bond strengths (between the cation E y+ and the anion O 2− ) and this aptitude.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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