The Spreading Kinetics Of A Calcium Magnesium Aluminosilicate Glass On Sapphire In The Temperature Range 1275-1400 Deg C

Recent hydrodynamic and surface physics models are applied to the rate of advance of liquid glass droplets on a smooth, horizontal surface. A well characterised calcium magnesium aluminosilicate glass was chosen as the fluid. The temperature of the experiments was held above 1275 deg C (1548K) to limit the extent of reaction with the sapphire substrate. Drops were formed in situ during the ramp or using a drop emplacement technique which enabled a closer approach to isothermal conditions.

Author
D A Weirauch, Jnr
Origin
Aluminium Company Of America, Usa
Journal Title
Physics And Chem Of Glasses 35 6 1994 219-225
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 830

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The Spreading Kinetics Of A Calcium Magnesium Aluminosilicate Glass On Sapphire In The Temperature Range 1275-1400 Deg C
Physics And Chem Of Glasses 35 6 1994 219-225
S 830
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