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Structure and electrical conductivity of Li2O-B 2O3 glasses. / Sokolov, I. A.; Murin, I. V.; Kriit, V. E.; Pronkin, A. A.

в: Glass Physics and Chemistry, Том 39, № 1, 01.2013, стр. 19-31.

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Sokolov, IA, Murin, IV, Kriit, VE & Pronkin, AA 2013, 'Structure and electrical conductivity of Li2O-B 2O3 glasses', Glass Physics and Chemistry, Том. 39, № 1, стр. 19-31. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1087659613010112, https://doi.org/10.1134/S1087659613010112

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Sokolov, I. A. ; Murin, I. V. ; Kriit, V. E. ; Pronkin, A. A. / Structure and electrical conductivity of Li2O-B 2O3 glasses. в: Glass Physics and Chemistry. 2013 ; Том 39, № 1. стр. 19-31.

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abstract = "The temperature-concentration dependence of the electrical conductivity of Li2O-B2O3 glasses in the temperature range of ∼180-310 C has been studied. For pure boron anhydride, the dependence logσ = f([1/T]) is linear, whereas for glasses with ∼2 mol % ≤ [Li2O] < ∼10 mol %, similar curves are kinked. At higher Li2O concentration the kinks disappear. Occurrence of kinks is attributed to variation of essence of current carriers from proton pattern for B2O3 to mixed proton-ion pattern for low-alkali glasses. Conductivity of glasses at [Li2O] ≥ 20 mol % is stipulated by the formation of a continuous sublattice of polar structuralchemical entities (entities) [BO4/2]-Li+ and the migration of lithium ions.",
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