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Network Forming Ionic Liquids,Some salts, e.g., BeF., ZnCl., B.O., SiO., and GeO., form glasses when sufficiently cooled. The glasses themselves are outside the scope of this book, but their properties as isotropic liquids are dealt with. Other high-melting salts (borates and silicates) are slags, and their properties as homogeneous liquids are dealt with here.

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Low-Melting Ionic Salts,symmetrical quaternary ammonium and phosphonium salts, the properties of which as liquids are tabulated and discussed. Salt hydrates, whether melting congruently or not, form another category of low-melting salts, the properties of which are dealt with here.

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