Structure and properties of erbium-titanium-tellurite glass
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The structure of glasses of the compositions xEr2O3-2xTiO2-(100-3x )TeO2 was investigated and the glass formation region, situated in the range of 2 < x < 7 was established. The possibility of increasing the glass transition temperature and consequently the thermal stability of erbium tellurite glass by doping with titanium (IV) oxide was demonstrated.
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OpenAlex topics: Glass properties and applications · Material Science and Thermodynamics · Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials
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