Phase relations and glass formation in the systems CaSGa2S3GeS2 and SrSGa2S3GeS2

Phase relations and glass formation in the systems CaSGa2S3GeS2 and SrSGa2S3GeS2

Phase relations and glass formation in the systems CaS-Ga,S,-GeS, and SrS-Gals,-GeS,’ b!. F!:?!x~c!fT. c??.Schmi~l! / ,,,r,r ,,,,, rr110 !I,,,r\,r,lr...

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Phase relations

and glass formation in the systems CaS-Ga,S,-GeS, and SrS-Gals,-GeS,’ b!. F!:?!x~c!fT. c??.Schmi~l! / ,,,r,r ,,,,, rr110 !I,,,r\,r,lr
2. Experimental

1. Introduction Chalcogcnidc plassc~ have hccn studied cuIcn\ively during the last IWO dccade~ 1 I ] One ol the prommcnt glass lorming invcstigatcd

with

quasi-binary started GcS,

chalcogcnidcs rcspcct

and -ternary

an investigation whcrc

paper

ahich

systems

y&. The lirsl

has hccn

WC present

ol’ our

hcen

In many ago

systems. Some years 01 Ihc

lo the hcsl

as

ha\

IO glass formatton

M is one of Ihc alhalinc

Ca. Sr or Ba which. not hecn trca~cd Ba system.

is GcS,.

earth

clcmcnts

knowlcdpc.

recently

the results of our

the quasi-hinary

research

Ga,S,-GeS, Guittard 55 mol% formation

of Ihc

ltllc

lircd

on Ihc

has been studied by Loircdu-Lorac’h Ga,S,. has

glass formation

For the other horder been

systems

crystalline

Ca,GeS,

161, SrGa,S,

reported

the sample\ iscd and

so

[4] and Sr,GeS,

hut

C’aGa,S,

in

n92.%3xNYfd$l.5.(n) 0 IY?Hi P/I SoYZS-X3XX(Yh)O2434-h

IW

with

using Cu

KU,

these

brated

(4.51.

5.4054 A)

60th

were

parts

I IOU K

The

quenched

hy

spectra

procedure

and while

powder

IV

camera

were cali-

((I = 4.9136. refined

c = by a

[IO].

were recorded

of 4 cm-‘.

X-ray

Guinier photographs

o-quartz

were

slowly in

IO cool

and the unit cell dimensions

least-squares

which

time the samples

were

investigated

with

trophotometcr Bruker mulled in NUJOI and resolutmn

equal

an Enraf-Nonius

internally

the

As a first step

I IC4) K for 1 week.

Ihc reaction

K were allowed

radiation.

by re-

from

from the elements

BI 1050 K. then homogen-

three

and

at 900

method\

FIR ‘Dedic.a!d birthday.

at

and

[7] are formed.

into

WI) K for 2 weeks. After tempsred

carbonates (prepared

silica ampoulcs.

were prcrcacted

dotdcd

0 to

systems no glass

far:

compounds

from

Ga,S: (prcparcd

I3IH) K for 5 days.

a(

Ihc o:cn. The sampl.z\

systems.

IX]).

K) m cvacuatcd

Ihosc rcactcd

cdgcs

131 who ohserved

I IlW)

Ihc corrcspondin~

tl,S

[I)]) and GcS,

the

121. In this

Irom

with

had

systems with M = Ca and Sr. From

(prepared action clcmcnI\ at

MS-Ga,S,-

part of this work.

puhlishcd

\f u

For the m\c\tigaIion of Ihc phase diagram. samples \verc prepared from Ihc binary sullidcs CaS and SrS

with

the Fourier

spec-

IFS 114V. The samples were the spectra recorded with a

new compound ohtaincd. pound with

The

with

an unknown

X-ray

diffraction

can hc indcxcd (I = %!S.O(

Attempts

I ) and

has hecn

of this com-

)

cell

c = 602.4( I pm (SW Tahlc I ). to grow single crystals by transport rcaclions

or by crystallization spectrum

structure pattern

on the hasis of a tctragonal

from the melt failed. The infrared

of this compound

Samples

in the G&,-rich

can hc ohlaincd

is shown in Fig. 2. part of the phase diagram

in a glassy state. The

area

in which

glasses arc fnrmcd is strongly dependent on the temperature at which Ihc samples arc quenched. The fields in which glasses arc formed by quenching at

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