1982 Volume 90 Issue 1044 Pages 440-447
The retarded elasticity was investigated for SiO2-Na2O and B2O3-Na2O glasses by using a compressive method in the transition range. The compliance (J∞) determined at the final stage of each measurement displayed a maximum as a function of viscosity of glass in both systems and was simulated by the same equation applied for As-Se glasses reported in a previous paper. J∞=(1-k2ηG/η)(f1[k1/η]+f2[nk1/η]) (3) where k1, k2, f1, f2 and n are parameters and ηG is the viscosity related to the retarded elasticity. The terms [k1/η] and [nk1/η] are assumed to be equal to unity for all values exceeding one. Therefore, the experimental Equation (3) is valid for the oxide glasses in the systems SiO2-Na2O and B2O3-Na2O.