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21 October 1994 Structural properties of sodium-iron phosphate glasses
Guomei Wang, Yuan Wang, Baohui Jin
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Abstract
The affects of iron on the structure, physical, and optical properties of several iron phosphate and sodium-iron phosphate glasses were investigated using x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), Mossbauer spectroscopy, and infrared spectroscopy (IR). Archimedes method, differential scanning colorimeter and Able refractometer measurements were used to determine the glass density (d), transition temperature (Tg), and refractive index (n), respectively. XPS and Mossbauer spectra showed the presence of iron in both the Fe2+ and Fe3+(4- and 6-coordinated) states. With the increase of Fe2O3 content in the iron phosphate glasses and the increase of Na2O content in the sodium-iron phosphate glasses, the Fe2+/Fe ratio decreases and the Fe3+(4-coordinated)/Fe ratio increases. The infrared measurements showed that the increase in the Fe2O3 content or the Na2O content caused a change in coordination from FeO6 to FeO4. Finally, the relationship between the properties and the Fe2+Fe3+(4-coordination) ratio is discussed briefly.
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Guomei Wang, Yuan Wang, and Baohui Jin "Structural properties of sodium-iron phosphate glasses", Proc. SPIE 2287, Properties and Characteristics of Optical Glass III, (21 October 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.190949
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Iron

Ions

Infrared radiation

Sodium

Oxygen

Infrared spectroscopy

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