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Tellurite And Fluorotellurite Glasses For Active And Passive

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2. Literature review; MDO 58<br />

Table (2.7): Characteristic temperatures, glass transition, Tg, onset of crystallisation, Tx,<br />

and peak crystallisation, Tc, with glass density (ρ), and electric absorption edge (λc) for<br />

TeO2-ZnO-ZnF2 glasses [30].<br />

2.5.2.3. Optical properties<br />

Adams [56] measured the IR-spectra of glasses in the system TeO2-PbO-ZnF2 as shown<br />

in fig. (2.14). Trace (a) 15.17 mol. % ZnF2, (b) 28.92 mol. % ZnF2, (c) 40.91 mol. %<br />

ZnF2, and (d) 51.81 mol. % ZnF2.<br />

Fig. (2.14): IR-spectra of glasses in the system TeO2-PbO-ZnF2 [56].

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