The devitrification kinetics of transparent silica glass prepared by gel-casting method
Ahmed Ali Kadhim Al-Hasnawi, Imad Ali Disher Al-Hydary
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Ahmed Ali Kadhim Al-Hasnawi, Imad Ali Disher Al-Hydary
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The kinetics of the crystallization of cristobalite in the amorphous silica glass were studied for samples prepared by gel-casting and sintering in air. Avrami and rate equations were used to calculate the rate constants and the activation energy. The results showed that the crystallization obeys the first order and occurs mainly on the surface with activation energy of 543-546kJ/mol. The fewer amounts of OH-groups and the high amount of oxygen vacancies are expected to stand behind the increase in the activation energy as compared with that reported in literatures.
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The kinetics of the crystallization of cristobalite in the amorphous silica glass were studied for samples prepared by gel-casting and sintering in air. Avrami and rate equations were used to calculate the rate constants and the activation energy. The results showed that the crystallization obeys the first order and occurs mainly on the surface with activation energy of 543-546kJ/mol. The fewer amounts of OH-groups and the high amount of oxygen vacancies are expected to stand behind the increase in the activation energy as compared with that reported in literatures.
Key concepts: Devitrification, Cristobalite, Activation energy, Materials science, Crystallization, Kinetics, Casting, Amorphous solid