Some electrical properties of sodium-titanium-germanate glasses.

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Title: Some electrical properties of sodium-titanium-germanate glasses.
Authors: Khan, M.N., Save, D., Hogarth, C.A.
Source: International Journal of Electronics. Dec83, Vol. 55 Issue 6, p795. 10p.
Subjects: Electric properties of glass, Electric conductivity
Abstract: A series of glass samples was prepared from mixtures of GeO[sub 2], TiO[sub 2] and Na[sub 2]Co[sub 3] (for Na[sub 2]O). Measurements were made of the DC conductivity as a function of composition and temperature. These results are interpreted in terms of the activation energy which decreased linearly with the TiO[sub 2] content of the glasses. Capacitance measurements showed that one effect of increasing the TiO[sub 2] content was to increase the permittivity. Some measurements at high electric fields were made and the evidence for small polarons is reported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:A series of glass samples was prepared from mixtures of GeO[sub 2], TiO[sub 2] and Na[sub 2]Co[sub 3] (for Na[sub 2]O). Measurements were made of the DC conductivity as a function of composition and temperature. These results are interpreted in terms of the activation energy which decreased linearly with the TiO[sub 2] content of the glasses. Capacitance measurements showed that one effect of increasing the TiO[sub 2] content was to increase the permittivity. Some measurements at high electric fields were made and the evidence for small polarons is reported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:00207217
DOI:10.1080/00207218308961654