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Tellurite And Fluorotellurite Glasses For Active And Passive

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7. Surface properties; MDO 323<br />

It can be seen the model fitted the data reasonably well, although errors were potentially<br />

large. This disparity between the data points and the fit could be due to EDX<br />

experimental error, inhomogeneity in the glass and / or temperature of the experiment,<br />

resulting in non-equilibrium ion-exchange, or a more complex diffusion profile (see<br />

above). <strong>For</strong> the 100 µm side of glass T08, N0 = 0.0229 (2.3 at. %), t = 43200 seconds (i.e.<br />

12 hours), and D = 10.58×10 -6 m 2 .s -1 (using constraint: silver fraction = 6.769×10 -3 at x =<br />

1 µm). Fig. (7.40) shows the EDX data, and the modelling for glass T08 (80TeO2-9ZnO-<br />

10Na2O-1Er2O3 mol. %), with 100 µm silver layer evaporated on one side, followed by<br />

heat treatment at 285°C for 12 hours.<br />

Fraction silver<br />

0.035<br />

0.030<br />

0.025<br />

0.020<br />

0.015<br />

0.010<br />

0.005<br />

0.000<br />

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0<br />

Depth / microns<br />

Model<br />

EDX<br />

Fig. (7.40): Silver concentration profile (EDX data and model) for glass T08 (80TeO2-<br />

9ZnO-10Na2O-1Er2O3 mol. %), with 100 µm silver layer evaporated on one side,<br />

followed by heat treatment at 285°C for 12 hours (error bars +1 at. %).

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