Formation of Ag nanoparticles in transparent mica glass-ceramics
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Abstract Transparent or translucent mica glass-ceramics containing metallic Ag nanoparticles could be prepared by heating the 1–40 mol% Ag2O added parent glasses at 700–850 °C. A part of Ag+ ions added to the parent glasses as Ag2O was reduced to metallic Ag by the evolution of fluorine from the parent glasses during heating above 700 °C, and then the specimens were colored in yellow or brown. At 700–800 °C, the size of metallic Ag particles was
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