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Abstract
A simple, rapid-quenching device was used to investigate the extent of liquid-liquid immiscibility in the system BaO-SiO2. A metastable miscibility gap was found with an upper consolute point at about 10 mole % BaO and 146OOC. Bulk glass samples of different compositions and heat treatments were examined by direct-transmission electron microscopy to determine the phase separation morphology. At low BaO contents the separation was characterized by spherical barium-rich particles in a silica-rich matrix. For compositions near the center of the gap, the structure consisted of two phases continuously interconnected throughout the bulk of the glass. At higher BaO contents, spherical silica-rich particles were found in a barium-rich matrix. The dependence of the morphology on quench rate and heat treatment was investigated. Predictions of other authors concerning the occurrence of BaO-SiO2 immiscibility are compared with the present results.
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