Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses

Ag2O addition to quaternary xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 (x = 0-25 mol%) glasses resulted in nonlinear behaviours with maxima at x = 10 mol% for ultrasonic velocities, independent elastic moduli and transition glass temperature (Tg). These results coincided with the electronic-to-ionic trans...

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Main Authors: Ismail, M., Supardan, S. N., Yahya, A. K., Yusof, M. I. M., Halimah, M. K.
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Published: National Institute of Materials Physics, National Institute of Optoelectronics 2016
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author Ismail, M.
Supardan, S. N.
Yahya, A. K.
Yusof, M. I. M.
Halimah, M. K.
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Supardan, S. N.
Yahya, A. K.
Yusof, M. I. M.
Halimah, M. K.
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description Ag2O addition to quaternary xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 (x = 0-25 mol%) glasses resulted in nonlinear behaviours with maxima at x = 10 mol% for ultrasonic velocities, independent elastic moduli and transition glass temperature (Tg). These results coincided with the electronic-to-ionic transition region as previously reported. A large decrease in elastic moduli beyond x ≤ 10 mol% indicated a decrease in stiffness, thereby enabling ionic conductivity. Although Ag2O addition weakened the glass network, the presence of MoO3 played an important role as an additional glass former at x = 10 mol% apart from V2O5. Analysis of bulk compression and ring deformation models showed a large decrease in the ratio of theoretical to experimental bulk moduli (Kbc/Ke) at x ≤ 10 mol% followed by near constancy with increased Ag2O content. These results showed that ring deformation was reduced in the electronic region, but limited ring deformation took place in the ionic region, and that the main compression mechanism was mainly isotropic ring compression. Meanwhile, the optical energy gap (Eopt) and refractive index (n) showed a slope change at x = 10 mol% which confirmed the effect of mixed electronicionic conductivity on optical properties. © 2016, National Institute R and D of Materials Physics.
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spelling upm-550692018-07-13T08:55:23Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55069/ Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses Ismail, M. Supardan, S. N. Yahya, A. K. Yusof, M. I. M. Halimah, M. K. Ag2O addition to quaternary xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 (x = 0-25 mol%) glasses resulted in nonlinear behaviours with maxima at x = 10 mol% for ultrasonic velocities, independent elastic moduli and transition glass temperature (Tg). These results coincided with the electronic-to-ionic transition region as previously reported. A large decrease in elastic moduli beyond x ≤ 10 mol% indicated a decrease in stiffness, thereby enabling ionic conductivity. Although Ag2O addition weakened the glass network, the presence of MoO3 played an important role as an additional glass former at x = 10 mol% apart from V2O5. Analysis of bulk compression and ring deformation models showed a large decrease in the ratio of theoretical to experimental bulk moduli (Kbc/Ke) at x ≤ 10 mol% followed by near constancy with increased Ag2O content. These results showed that ring deformation was reduced in the electronic region, but limited ring deformation took place in the ionic region, and that the main compression mechanism was mainly isotropic ring compression. Meanwhile, the optical energy gap (Eopt) and refractive index (n) showed a slope change at x = 10 mol% which confirmed the effect of mixed electronicionic conductivity on optical properties. © 2016, National Institute R and D of Materials Physics. National Institute of Materials Physics, National Institute of Optoelectronics 2016-11 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55069/1/Anomalous%20elastic%20and%20optical%20behaviours%20of%20mixed%20electronic-ionic%20of%20xAg2O.pdf Ismail, M. and Supardan, S. N. and Yahya, A. K. and Yusof, M. I. M. and Halimah, M. K. (2016) Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses. Chalcogenide Letters, 13 (11). 989 - 1005. ISSN 1584-8663
spellingShingle Ismail, M.
Supardan, S. N.
Yahya, A. K.
Yusof, M. I. M.
Halimah, M. K.
Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses
title Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses
title_full Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses
title_fullStr Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses
title_full_unstemmed Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses
title_short Anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xAg2O-(35-x)[0.5MoO3-0.5V2O5]-65TeO2 conductor glasses
title_sort anomalous elastic and optical behaviours of mixed electronic-ionic of xag2o-(35-x)[0.5moo3-0.5v2o5]-65teo2 conductor glasses
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