Titlebook: Glass-Ceramics and Photo-Sitalls; Anatolii I. Berezhnoi Book 1970 Plenum Press, New York 1970 ceramics.crystal.crystallization

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Book 1970ed sitaUs (glass-ceramics) and also about specialty items derived by radiation-assisted crystalli­ zation in glasses, photo-sitaUs. A. I. Berezhnoi has written a comprehensive review of the publications on this topic, which includes a balanced weighting to the contributions from the USSR and the USA

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978-1-4684-1763-0Plenum Press, New York 1970

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P. Malfertheiner,U. R. M. Bohr,T. GüntherIn this chapter, the general characteristics of photosensitive glasses are given, and the theory of the photosensitive process is explained. Actual compositions and the process technology for photosensitive glasses are described in Chapter III.

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S. Szabo,S. Kusstatscher,L. Nagy,Zs. SandorThe development of a new area of glass technology, the production of glass-crystalline materials, became possible because of the discovery of the catalytic crystallization method, the essence of which is that the growth of crystals starts simultaneously from a large number of nuclei which are uniformly distributed in the preshaped glass article.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1761-6ceramics; crystal; crystallization

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S. E. Crowe,X. Fan,S. Behar,G. Ye into them, as well as according to certain other distinguishing peculiarities characteristic for each group of glasses. It is necessary to state, however, that such a classification is rather conditional, since, in a number of tables, glass compositions containing Cu, Au, or Ag are given at the same time.

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