Patent classifications
C03C3/16
METHOD FOR PERFORMANCE PREDICTION OF GLASS SYSTEM
A method for performance prediction of a functional glass system, which includes the following steps: determining species of atoms for structural search according to components of a target glass system; performing structural search based on a first principle to search out compounds that can be formed by interaction between the atoms; comparing a formation energy and a phonon spectrum of each of the compounds to obtain stable compounds; constructing a glass structural composition diagram according to the stable compounds, microstructural units of a glassy compound adjacent to a target glass composition point are structural genes of the glass; and calculating a property of the target glass according to a leverage model formula of a multiplex glass system, the leverage model formula of the multiplex glass system being P0=Σ.sub.i=1.sup.nPi×Li.
FILLED-PORE DECORATIVE LAYER FOR ION EXCHANGE AND AUTOMOTIVE GLASS
The disclosure relates to glass articles having a decorative inorganic layer that is compatible with ion exchange processes and suitable for automotive glass. The inorganic layer comprises a plurality of pores in which polymerizable filler components have been deposited and cross-linked. The porous inorganic layer has a glass transition temperature of greater than 450° C. and a glass softening temperature of less than 650° C. The disclosure also provides glass articles containing the filled porous inorganic layer and methods for preparing the same.
Low Melting Point Tin Phosphate-Based Glass Frit
A low melting point tin phosphate-based glass frit contains, in mol %, 15-75% of SnO, 0-40% of SnF2, 10-50% of P2O5, 0-30% of ZnO, 0-5% of Al2O3, 0-30% of B2O3, 0-5% of In203, 0-5% of BaO, and 0-5% of SiO2, does not contain Pb, and exhibits a temperature difference of 50° C. or less between the glass transition point to the glass softening point. The glass frit has a low softening point temperature and a conventional glass transition point temperature without using a substance that places a burden on the environment such as lead.
Low Melting Point Tin Phosphate-Based Glass Frit
A low melting point tin phosphate-based glass frit contains, in mol %, 15-75% of SnO, 0-40% of SnF2, 10-50% of P2O5, 0-30% of ZnO, 0-5% of Al2O3, 0-30% of B2O3, 0-5% of In203, 0-5% of BaO, and 0-5% of SiO2, does not contain Pb, and exhibits a temperature difference of 50° C. or less between the glass transition point to the glass softening point. The glass frit has a low softening point temperature and a conventional glass transition point temperature without using a substance that places a burden on the environment such as lead.
GLASS HAVING COLORED LAYER AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
To provide glass including a colored layer and a manufacturing method thereof.
Provided is glass containing one or more glass components selected from the group consisting of Ti ions, Nb ions, W ions, and Bi ions. The glass includes a colored layer having an arbitrary shape.
Wavelength conversion member and production method therefor
Provided is a wavelength conversion member that can be readily adjusted in chromaticity and can be increased in productivity and a production method for the wavelength conversion member. A wavelength conversion member 1 having a first principal surface 1a and a second principal surface 1b opposed to each other includes a glass matrix 2 and phosphor particles 3 disposed in the glass matrix 2, wherein concentrations of the phosphor particles 3 in the first principal surface 1a and in the second principal surface 1b are higher than concentrations of the phosphor particles 3 in surface layer bottom planes 1c and 1d located 20 μm inward from the first principal surface 1a and 20 μm inward from the second principal surface 1b, respectively.
BIOACTIVE PHOSPHATE GLASSES
The disclosure relates to bioactive glasses for use in biomedical applications. In particular, the glasses described herein are phosphate glasses that show fast filling rates of dentin tubules and have advantageous release rates of metal ions, which provide advantages in antibacterial applications and wound healing.
METHODS OF MAKING GLASS CONSTRUCTS
Manufacturing methods for making a substantially rectangular and flat glass preform for manufacturing a Li ion conducting glass separator can involve drawing the preform to a thin sheet and may involve one or more of slumping, rolling or casting the glass within a frame that defines a space filling region and therewith the shape and size of the preform. The thickness of the rectangular flat preform so formed may be about 2 mm or less. The frame may be slotted having a back surface and widthwise wall portion that define the height and width of the space filling region. The flat backing surface and surfaces of the widthwise wall portions are defined may be coated by a material that is inert in direct contact with the heated glass material, such as gold.
HIGH TEMPERATURE OXIDATION PROTECTION FOR COMPOSITES
The present disclosure provides a method for coating a composite structure, comprising forming a first slurry by combining a first pre-slurry composition comprising a first phosphate glass composition, with a primary flow modifier and a first carrier fluid, wherein the primary flow modifier comprises at least one of cellulose or calcium silicate; applying the first slurry on a surface of the composite structure to form a base layer; and heating the composite structure to a temperature sufficient to adhere the base layer to the composite structure.
HIGH TEMPERATURE OXIDATION PROTECTION FOR COMPOSITES
The present disclosure provides a method for coating a composite structure, comprising forming a first slurry by combining a first pre-slurry composition comprising a first phosphate glass composition, with a primary flow modifier and a first carrier fluid, wherein the primary flow modifier comprises at least one of cellulose or calcium silicate; applying the first slurry on a surface of the composite structure to form a base layer; and heating the composite structure to a temperature sufficient to adhere the base layer to the composite structure.