… in commercial glasses are silica (SiO 2 ) and boric oxide (B 2 … , the interaction of the light
with glass and the interaction of … all of the possible melting condition variations or for the glass …

… The possibility of a direct decomposition of the sulfate without reaction with the glass is left …
is impossible to give a thermodynamic value of sulfur solubility in the glass on the basis of the …

… chemical thermodynamics of oxide melts, slags, and glasses have been difficult to model
because of strong interactions … is thus possible to model this behavior using pseudoequilibrium …

… physical” absorption (or no chemical reactions), which is only … model, which produced the
thermodynamic excess (Gibbs, … B4) where μ 1 ∞ is the chemical potential of the solute at the …

… sulfur, sulfur dioxide, and water while carrying out acid gas dehydration by concentrated
sulfuric acid. Because of the possibility … this study and the thermodynamic analysis, the reaction …

… specific interactions between solvent and sulfur dioxide. The … was not possible; the sulfur
dioxide simply stayed in solution. … In order to describe the thermodynamic equilibrium at a gas−…

… reactions that can take place in aqueous solution has been proposed. The analysis results
together with the known thermodynamic … The possible reactions for the production of N 2 are …

… Reaction equilibrium constants for the sulfate decomposition … oxygen and sulfur oxide gas
in soda– lime–silica glass melts, … thermodynamic data for a commercially produced float glass …

… the authors' own thermodynamic calculations. Literature data … possibility to react: they can
form sulfides instead of oxides (… the metal's reaction with the glass melt, we found the eutectic …

… from a power station are: aluminosilicate glass, mullite (Al 6 Si … Then, the possible interaction
of some gaseous species with … decomposition to sulphur oxides and iron oxides took place …