Analytical model of electric field assisted ion diffusion into glass containing two indigenous mobile species, with application to poling
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Abstract
An analytical model of electric field assisted diffusion of ions into glass is extended to include two indigenous mobile ion species that are initially uniformly distributed within the glass. A quasi-stationary state solution that includes diffusion effects and is applicable when the invasive ions have a lower mobility than the two indigenous species is presented. It is relevant to the electrical poling of soda-lime and borosilicate glasses with concentrations of mobile ions (Na+, K+) that are processed with a non-blocking anode where hydrogen ion injection occurs.\ud The model is compared with numerical solutions based on the drift-diffusion equations and Poisson’s equation and shows good agreement. The increase in the concentration of the indigenous species with the lower mobility (K+) below the poled layer within a pile-up region is accurately modelled.
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OpenAlex topics: Glass properties and applications · Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Photonic Crystals and Applications
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