Journal of the American Ceramic Society · 1971 · 139 citations · 12 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMaterials ScienceCrystal StructureMaterials CharacterizationMaterials ChemistryChalcogenide GlassesGlass MaterialsOptical GlassesPolymer CharacterizationAbsorption SpectraGlass StructureGlass Thermal ExpansionHardnessInfrared Absorption SpectraOptical AbsorptionOptical Absorption SpectraThermal Expansion
Distinct glass‐forming composition regions were found in the system Ge‐S (1) from GeS 2 to GeS 9 and (2) from GeS 1.21 a to GeS 1.5 The properties of these glasses, e.g. ir absorption spectra, thermal expansion, extraction of S 8 molecules with CS 2 , Vickers hardness, density, and optical absorption, led to the conclusion that the structures of glasses in the two regions differ. In region (1), the structure is based on a three‐dimensional inorganic polymer of polymeric S chains cross‐linked with Ge; in region (2), it involves GeS 2 (GeS 4 tetrahedra) and GeS (GeS 6 octahedra) components that can be regarded as network formers and modifiers, respectively.
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The Crystal Lattice of Germano Sulphide, GeS
W. H. Zachariasen · Physical Review · 1932 · 91 citations