Mcmillan Glass Ceramics

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Mcmillan glass ceramics.

Although glass ceramics would normally be heat treated in air there are cases where a non oxidising or reducing atmo sphere may be necessary as for example when a glass ceramic is being bonded to an oxidisable metal. Glass ceramic from the las system is a mechanically strong material and can sustain repeated and quick temperature changes up to 800 1000 c. Glass ceramics by mcmillan p. Glass ceramics by mcmillan p.

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Find all the books read about the author and more. P w mcmillan author see. P w mcmillan home. The application of controlled crystallisation in the formation of glass ceramics is discussed with reference to the use of nucleating agents.

Peter warwick publication date 1964 topics glass publisher london new york academic press collection inlibrary. Glass ceramics hardcover import january 1 1964 by p w mcmillan author visit amazon s p w mcmillan page. Glass ceramics peter warwick mcmillan snippet view 1964. Create lists bibliographies and reviews.

Worldcat home about worldcat help. If the glass ceramic contains oxides that can exhibit non stoichiometry both nucleation and growth rates may be influenced. The dominant crystalline phase of the las glass ceramics hq s s has a strong negative coefficient of thermal expansion cte keatite solid solution as still a negative cte but much higher than hq s. Learn about author central.

The role of crystal growth in influencing the development of glass ceramic microstructures and the effects of minor glass constituents and of heat treatment atmosphere are discussed.