Clarification of phase separation mechanism of sodium borosilicate glasses in early stage by nuclear magnetic resonance

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A new study uses nuclear magnetic resonance spectra to examine the atomic-scale structural changes in the early stage of spinodal phase separation for sodium borosilicate glasses.

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Dynamics of proton transfer in the sol-gel-derived P(sub 2)O(sub 5)-SiO(sub 2) glasses

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Water diffusion and its role on the proton conducted in the sol--gel-derived porous P(sub 2)O(sub 5)-SiO(sub 2) glasses are discussed, which display a conductivity higher than ~10(super -2)S/cm at room temperature. These inorganic glass membranes have potential as the electrolyte of fuel cells.

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Effect of cooling rate on pore distribution in quenched sodium borosilicate glasses

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Research into the distribution of pores based on the spinodal phase separation in sodium borosilicate glass found the decreasing cooling rate lead to an increase in pore volume and surface area.

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