… Ion exchange typically involves replacing smaller ions with larger ions below the glass …
approach for the inverse design of ion-exchangeable glasses. It aims to simultaneously achieve …

… only exchangeable (alkali) ion in the glass and potassium the only exchangeable (alkali) ion
… Since potassium is heavier than sodium, an increase of weight is expected after ions inter-…

… of more numbers of exchangeable ions in this glass compared to the glass with B 2 O 3 to
… of non bridging oxygen atoms and exchangeable ions in the glass. From the 11 B and 29 Si …

… ion-exchangeable glass family, obtained by proper rare-earth ion doping of the previously
mentioned SGBN glass, … We chose a germano-silicate glass to take advantage of its similarity …

… The characterised glass-ceramics in this work require further … into layered glass powders,
which can be ion exchanged … the ion exchangeability of newly synthesised nepheline glass…

… ions A in the admixture source and ions B in the glass, and products are, respectively: ions
A in the glass and ions … the glass surface only part of the exchangeable ions of the glass has …

… Ion-exchangeable, transparent spinel glass-ceramics are … To retain transparency with
increasing crystallinity, spinel glass-… Ion-exchangeable, transparent spinel glass-ceramics are …

… Phosphate glasses are regarded as excellent glass host for waveguide laser fabrication
mainly because of high solubility of rare-earth ions compared with other oxide glasses, which …

… of DOL for ion exchangeable glass compositions, (ii) We designate the most influential ion
… the first carefully curated dataset on ion exchange process variables along with DOL values, …

… sodium ions for barium ions was also studied in gallosilicate glasses … ions practically "block"
all exchangeable sodium ions in the glass, whereas additions of magnesium and zinc ions …