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Tellurite And Fluorotellurite Glasses For Active And Passive

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2. Literature review; MDO 28<br />

the addition of ZnO, structural units change from [TeO4] tbp to [TeO3] tp via [TeO3+1]<br />

polyhedra, as shown by fig. (2.3).<br />

Weak Te-O in<br />

pure α-TeO2<br />

which may<br />

prevent glass<br />

formation<br />

Fig. (2.3): Structural units in TeO2-ZnO glasses: (a) [TeO4] tbp, (b) [TeO3+1] polyhedra,<br />

(c) [TeO3] tp, and (d) [TeO6] in α-TeO2 [23]<br />

Zinc atoms in the glass occupy [ZnO6] sites as in Zn2Te3O8, and [ZnO5] as in ZnTeO3,<br />

but not tetrahedral [ZnO4] sites as in ZnO [23].

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