Thermodynamics applied to ionic transport in glasses

The main characteristics of ionic conductivity for inorganic glasses have been reviewed as a function of temperature and composition. A microscopic model for ionic transport, coherent with the weak electrolyte theory, is suggested. On a macroscopic level, the correlation of conductivity data to part...

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Published in:Solid state ionics 1990, Vol.40, p.595-604
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