Application of the sol-gel method to the fabrication of opticallyhigh-performance bulk glasses has been tried by many researchers in the world. Although to date ithas not been as successful as was expected at the beginning, there exist various high-performanceglasses which will be prepared more advantageously by the sol-gel method than with conventionalglass fabrication process. These are all promising materials and will appear in optical andoptoelectronic devices in the near future.
September 22, 2009
Optical and optoelectronic glasses by sol-gel
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- Electrical conduction of glasses in the system
- Measurements of Refractive Indexes and Factors Affecting Dispersion in Oxide Glasses
- Analytical techniques for volatiles: A case study using intermediate (andesitic) glasses
- OH-Related Capacitance-Voltage Recovery Effect in MOS Capacitors Passivated by Fluoride-Containing ZnO-B2O3-SiO2-P2O5 Glasses
- Titanium coordination in silicate glasses investigated using O K-edge X-ray absorption spectroscopy
- Possible Mechanisms for Applications of Polarizable and OH-Containing Glasses to MOS Devices
- Structural characterization and high-temperature behavior of silicon oxycarbide glasses prepared from sol-gel precursors containing Si-H bonds
- Magnesium coordination environments in glasses and minerals: New insight from high-field magnesium-25 MAS NMR
- Quantification of Anion and Cation Release from a Range of Ternary Phosphate-based Glasses with Fixed 45 mol% P2O5
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