Volume 280-281
Main Index

Pages 1-539 (1 July 1996)

Editorial Board Page iii

Preface Pages xi-xvii Jaroslav Šesták

Life and death: the ultimate phase transformation Pages 1-13 Larry L. Hench

The glass, the glassy state and the Alice number Pages 15-23 Ivailo B. Gugov

Thermodynamic and viscous behaviour of undercooled liquids Pages 25-62 K.S. Dubey, P. Ramachandrarao, S. Lele

Glass-formation and crystallization kinetics Pages 63-71 Michael C. Weinberg

The applicability of the general theory of phase transformations to glass crystallization Pages 73-82 Edgar Dutra Zanotto

Diffuse interface model of volume nucleation in glasses Pages 83-100 László Gránásy

Transient nucleation Pages 101-126 P. Demo, Z. Kožíšek

Non-steady-state effects in the kinetics of crystallization of organic polymer glass-forming melts Pages 127-151 A. Dobreva, A. Stoyanov, S. Tzuparska, I. Gutzow

Estimation of activation energies for structural relaxation and viscous flow from DTA and DSC experiments Pages 153-162 C.T. Moynihan, S.-K. Lee, M. Tatsumisago, T. Minami

Identifying internal and surface crystallization by differential thermal analysis for the glass-to-crystal transformations Pages 163-174 C.S. Ray, D.E. Day

Use of phenomenological kinetics and the enthalpy versus temperature diagram (and its derivative — DTA) for a better understanding of transition processes in glasses Pages 175-190 Jaroslav Šesták

Surface nucleation of μ-cordierite in cordierite glass: thermodynamic aspects Pages 191-204 R. Müller, R. Naumann, S. Reinsch

Crystal nucleation on glass surfaces. Theory and experiment Pages 205-222 Vladislav Filipovich, Vladimir Fokin, Nicolay Yuritsin, Argenta Kalinina

Crystal nucleation and growth in soda-lime-silica glasses close to the Na2O·2CaO·3SiO2(NC2S3) composition. Crystal nucleation kinetics in the stoichiometric NC2S3 composition Pages 223-236 C.J.R.González Oliver, P.F. James

Devitrification behaviour of CaO·0.1P2O5·0.9SiO2 glass Pages 237-242 A. Costantini, R. Fresa, A. Buri, F. Branda

Degassing of a cordierite glass melt during nucleation and crystallization Pages 243-250 K. Heide, E. Hartmann, Th. Stelzner, R. Müller

Parameters that determine the kinetics of glass formation in the presence of perturbing nanoparticles Pages 251-260 O.E. Martinez, N. Mingolo

Theoretical models of fast crystallization of a-Si thin films Pages 261-277 Z. Chvoj, V. Cháb, O. Borusík

Kinetics of the primary, eutectic and polymorphic crystallization of metallic glasses studied by continuous scan methods Pages 279-287 I. Tellería, J.M. Barandiarán

The crystallization kinetics of Fe80Si4B16 metallic glass Pages 289-301 Emília Illeková

The crystallization kinetics of amorphous alloys Pages 303-317 S.D. Kaloshkin, I.A. Tomilin

Nucleation and coalescence phenomena in the transformation of semiconductor-doped glasses Pages 319-332 Subhash H. Risbud

Fabrication of mesoscopic composites composed of α-AgI and AgI-based superionic glass Pages 333-341 Masahiro Tatsumisago, Toshiharu Saito, Tsutomu Minami

Crystallization in fluoride glasses Pages 343-351 Marcel Poulain

Crystallization kinetics of Ge0.3Sb1.4S2.7 glass Pages 353-361 J. Málek, E. C̆ernošková, R. S̆vejka, J. S̆esták, G. Van der Plaats

Kinetics of structural relaxation of glass-forming melts Pages 363-382 I. Avramov

Enthalpy relaxation in organic and inorganic glasses Pages 383-392 M.J. Richardson, M. Susa, K.C. Mills

On the viscosity change in strong and fragile glasses Pages 393-400 Yuichi Masaki, Akio Kitagawa, Masakuni Suzuki

Viscosity and relaxation of glasses below the glass transition temperature Pages 401-415 Manabu Koide, Ryuji Sato, Takayuki Komatsu, Kazumasa Matusita

The transition points in the liquid state and their molecular modeling Pages 417-447 B. Hlaváček, E. C̆ernošková, L. Prokůpek, M. Vec̆er̆a

Glass transitions in aqueous carbohydrate solutions and their relevance to frozen food stability Pages 449-464 H.D. Goff, M.E. Sahagian

The theory of membrane “vitrification” Pages 465-477 M.V. Voinova

Formation of biologically active bone-like apatite on metals and polymers by a biomimetic process Pages 479-490 T. Kokubo

Opalescence in dental products Pages 491-499 W. Höland, M. Frank, V. Rheinberger

Thermodynamic strength of the glassy state and the maximum enthalpy stored in the propylene glycol-D2O system Pages 501-509 Patrick M. Mehl, Frank G. Shi

Empirical dependences of the standard enthalpy of formation for related inorganic compounds enhancing glass formers Pages 511-521 G. Moiseev, J. Leitner, J. S̆esták, V. Zhukovsky

Corrigendum Pages 523-530

Author index Page 531

Subject index Pages 533-539