Chemisorbed water fundamental to chemistry of glass surfaces

Robert W. Hengstebeck; Andrew S. D'Souza; Carlo G. Pantano

Chemisorbed water fundamental to chemistry of glass surfaces

Robert W. Hengstebeck, Andrew S. D'Souza, Carlo G. Pantano

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Abstract

Temperature-programmed static- SIMS (secondary-ion mass spectroscopy) can provide semi-quantitative analysis of water, hydroxide and hydroxyl on glass surfaces. By using this technique, a complete chemical characterization of any glass surface, and understanding of the physical adsorption, fatigue and organic bonding at glass surfaces are possible.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	3, 27
Journal	Glass Researcher
Volume	9
Issue number	2
State	Published - 1999

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General Chemical Engineering

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