Consider we have a silicate glass composition, this composition as shown below in percent by weight15Na₂O +5K₂O +2.5MgO +9.5 CaO +6 BaO + 5Al₂O3 +57 SiO₂-First, convert this composition to mole percent. Then classify each oxide added to the glass accordingto Sun's bond criteria. According to this classification, is this composition make glass or not?Min MOKMgCaAlSiValance1122234Dissociationenergy per MOX(in Kcal.)120115222257260402424CoordinationNumber6968844Molecular weight of oxides is shown belowOksitler (Molekül Agri): Na,O (61.97), KO (94.18), MgO (40.31), CaO (56.08), Bao (153.33), ALO,(10156), 50, (60.08)Single BondStrength(Kcal/mole)2013373233101106

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Consider we have a silicate glass composition, this composition as shown below in percent by weight 15Na₂O +5K₂O +2.5MgO + 9.5CaO +6 BaO +5Al₂O3 +57 SiO₂- First, convert this composition to mole percent. Then classify each oxide added to the glass according to Sun's bond criteria. According to this classification, is this composition make glass or not?

Consider we have a silicate glass composition, this composition as shown below in percent by weight 15Na₂O +5K₂O +2.5MgO + 9.5CaO +6 BaO +5Al₂O3 +57 SiO₂- First, convert this composition to mole percent. Then classify each oxide added to the glass according to Sun's bond criteria. According to this classification, is this composition make glass or not?

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Consider we have a silicate glass composition, this composition as shown below in percent by weight
15Na₂O +5K₂O +2.5MgO +9.5 CaO +6 BaO + 5Al₂O3 +57 SiO₂-
First, convert this composition to mole percent. Then classify each oxide added to the glass according
to Sun's bond criteria. According to this classification, is this composition make glass or not?
Min MO
K
Mg
Ca
Al
Si
Valance
1
1
2
2
2
3
4
Dissociation
energy per MOX
(in Kcal.)
120
115
222
257
260
402
424
Coordination
Number
6
9
6
8
8
4
4
Molecular weight of oxides is shown below
Oksitler (Molekül Agri): Na,O (61.97), KO (94.18), MgO (40.31), CaO (56.08), Bao (153.33), ALO,
(10156), 50, (60.08)
Single Bond
Strength
(Kcal/mole)
20
13
37
32
33
101
106

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