Titlebook: Electrical Conductivity of Vitreous Substances; Rudol’f L. Myuller Book 1971 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1971

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The Concentration Dependence of the Electrical Conductivity of Borate and Silicate Glasseschemical features of the vitreous state which in its turn has a profound effect on the electrical conductivity of the glass. The electrical conductivity of glass has thus a unique functional dependence on the volume concentration of the ionic structural groups.

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Degree of Dissociation and Cation Mobility in Glasses Containing Two Kinds of Ionncentration [M]. ≥ 8·10.mole/ml. A complete classification of the physical character of this effect requires a careful, quantitative analysis of the basic parameters P. = B.-log [M] and Ψ. =4.6 A.R, where A. and B. are the coefficients in the conductivity equation lnи= -A/T + B after it has been converted to logarithm base 10.

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The Interrelation between Electrical Conductivity and The Viscosity of Glasses. = C (where . and C are constants independent of temperature [2]) can, according to Frenkel’ [3], be reduced to the relation ., where E.(T) is the activation energy of flow [4] and Ψ.((T) is the ion-dissociation energy, to a first approximation.

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,Gew?ssergestaltung und -entwicklung,The physical basis for the study of the passage of electric current through dielectrics has been developed in the course of the last ten years. Many of the fundamental problems were posed, and in fact solved, here in the Soviet Union [1–3].

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,Die ?sterreichischen Bundesbahnen,When borosilicates are heated above T., the lower limit of the critical temperature region, an abrupt increase is observed in the coefficients A and B in the empirical conductivity equation ..

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The Electrical Conductivity of Ionic-Covalent MaterialsThe physical basis for the study of the passage of electric current through dielectrics has been developed in the course of the last ten years. Many of the fundamental problems were posed, and in fact solved, here in the Soviet Union [1–3].

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