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The composition dependence of glass transition properties
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Materials ScienceEngineeringConfigurational Entropy TheoryPhysicsGlass TransitionOptical PropertiesEntropyGlass-forming LiquidApplied PhysicsSimple LiquidGlass MaterialTransport PhenomenaThermodynamicsGlass Transition PropertiesPredicted Compostion DependenceSoft MatterEquilibrium Thermodynamic PropertyGlass Formation
The configurational entropy theory of glass formation is used to derive the composition dependence of the glass transition temperature (Tg) and of supercooled liquid transport properties for binary mixtures which obey the laws of regular solutions. The relations between expressions derived subject to specified approximations and known empirical equations are shown, and the parameters of the latter are thereby identified with defined measurable quantities. The predicted compostion dependence of Tg is compared with experimental data from binary mixtures with satisfactory agreement.
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