Asked by Odesa
How could one lower the glass transition temperature of a germate (GeO2) glass? Select all possible ways.
i)Increase the cooling rate.
ii)Decrease the cooling rate.
iii)Add SiO2 to the glass melt.
iv)Add CaO to the glass melt.
i)Increase the cooling rate.
ii)Decrease the cooling rate.
iii)Add SiO2 to the glass melt.
iv)Add CaO to the glass melt.
Answers
Answered by
Anonymous
I, III and IIII?
Answered by
Chemistry ;)
I, III and IV is wrong ;)
Answered by
anonymous
the correct is/are ?
Answered by
Paul
Which one is/are the possible ways?
Answered by
Jon
tried I and III, its not correct. It can be all, II, III and IIII or somthing else??
Answered by
lena
2 and 4
Answered by
Anonymous
Are u sure about 4?
Answered by
Anonima
2 an 4 are correct
Answered by
Odesa
Thank you Anonima
Answered by
Paul
2 and 4 is right
ii)Decrease the cooling rate.
iv)Add CaO to the glass melt
ii)Decrease the cooling rate.
iv)Add CaO to the glass melt
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