Soda lime silicate

Fig. 19. The dispersion curve of a colorless soda-lime—silicate crown glass where the wt % of Na2 0 = 21.3 CaO = 5.2 and Si02 = 73.5.

Eichelbaum M, Rademann K, Hoell A, Tatchev DM, Weigel W, Stosser R, Pacchioni G (2008) Photoluminescence of atomic gold and silver particles in soda-lime silicate glasses. Nanotechnology 19 135701... 

Pederson, L. R., Baer, D. R., McVay, G. L. Engelhard, M. H. 1986. Reaction of soda-lime silicate glass in isotopically labelled water. Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 86, 369-380. 

His experiments were primarily upon a single soda-lime silicate, which was chosen because it had been studied extensively in the literature and can be made in small amounts with fair optical quality. The decay for this glass with 0.8 per cent Nd203 added is shown in Fig. 33. It is quite clearly not a single exponential. One finds that the slope changes by a factor of three over the range examined and that the curvature increases with neodymium concentration. The measurements made at long times were done with a mechanical shutter that shielded the photomultiplier tube from the initial intense fluorescence. When this was not done, hysteresis in the photomultiplier tube led to spurious results. 

K. S. Hong and R. F. Speyer, Thermal Analysis of Reactions in Soda-Lime-Silicate Glass Batches Containing Melting Accelerants I One- and Two-Component Systems , J. of the Am. Ceram. Soc., 76 (3) 605-608 (1993). 

Typical v versus K data for soda-lime silicate glasses tested as a function of humidity are shown in Fig. 12.9/), where the following salient points are noteworthy ... 

Pb-silicate glasses 2.500 Soda-lime-silicate glass 1.510... 

Table 16.2 Absorption maxima and colors of transition-metal ions in soda-lime silicate...

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