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Natural SciencesMaterials ScienceComputational ThermodynamicsMaterials ThermodynamicsThermodynamicsGlass MaterialsThermal Properties Of MaterialsGlass TransitionGlass ViscosityGlassy StateTemperature-dependent ViscosityViscosityViscosity-temperature BehaviorViscosity-temperature EffectsViscosity-temperature Relations In Glasses
, soda-lime-silica glasses, salol, and α-phenyl-o-cresol. Excellent fits of the equation to the viscosity data were obtained over the entire temperature range. The fitting parameters were used to quantitatively determine the enthalpies and entropies of formation and motion of configurons in the analysed systems and the activation energies for flow at high and low temperatures as well as fragility ratios using the Doremus criterion for fragility. A direct anti-correlation between fragility ratio and configuron percolation threshold, which determines the glass transition temperature in the analysed materials, was found.
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Perspective on the glass transition
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