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Contents Pages
GLASS TECHNOLOGY
Glass Technology Volume 45 2004
Annual contents
1 Editorial2 Creativity in Glass – the Society of Glass Technology 2004 Annual Meeting. Programme and Abstracts
18 News from the marketplace
21 The development of multicomponent glass fibres for optical communications by Toshiba
34 Conference diary
Refereed papers
36 Medieval and post-medieval glass technology: melting characteristics of some glasses melted from vegetable ash and sand mixtures
43 Sintering and crystallisation of MgO–Al2O3–SiO2 glass powders to produce cordierite glass ceramics
51 Recent developments for commercial applications of low expansion glass ceramics
54 Anhedral crystallisation in phase separated glasses
59 Phase separation and crystallisation in nanosized spin-on glass films used in microelectronics
62 Use of kinetic neutron diffraction to observe crystallisation of a mica based glass ceramic
65 Phase separation and crystallisation induced by adding molybdenum and phosphorus to a soda–lime–silica glass
68 Crystallisation of Magnox waste glass under conditions of high temperature, very deep, geological disposal
71 Homogeneity and crystallisation of vitrified municipal waste incineration ashes
74 Glass crystallisation in dental materials
78 Crystallisation studies of biodegradable CaO–P2O5 glass with MgO and TiO2 for bone regeneration applications
80 Novel bioactive coatings for biomedical applications deposited by electrophoretic deposition
84 Durability of glass ceramic jacketted optical fibre
88 Novel machinable mica based glass ceramics for dental applications
91 Reduction of the solubility of fluorcanasite based glass ceramics by additions of SiO2 and Al–PO4
94 Comparison of direct and indirect selective laser sintering of porous apatite mullite glass ceramics
97 Crystallisation mechanism in ultraviolet sensitive microstructurable glasses
101 Opacification of ZnO–B2O3–ZrO2 glasses
105 Synthesis of leucite for application in dentistry
108 Crystallisation and sintering of frits obtained from silicate wastes
117 Historical review: Indian work on vitreous matrices for the containment of radioactive waste 1960–1980
126 Resurgam: the story of a recreated window
130 News from the marketplace
134 Consultants
138 Conference diary
140 Analysis of glass batch reactions using in situ x-ray diffraction. Part I. Batch components and binary quartz mixtures
148 A first order mixture model for the prediction of the chemical durability of low level nuclear waste glasses
153 Vitrification of a spent ion exchanged resin from a nuclear power plant
157 Bioactivity of glass and bioactive glasses for bone repair
162 News from the marketplace
165 Conference diary
167 Analysis of glass batch reactions using in situ
x-ray diffraction. Part 2. Soda–lime–silica glass batches
175 Mineral wool primary layer structure influence on the fibre distribution in the final product
182 Polyvalent oxide doped lead crystal glasses
ion exchanged with silver
189 Visual inspection of glass melting furnace refractory structures – an aid to maintaining and extending the design furnace campaign life
192 From Rees Mosaic to opus sectile: the development of opaque stained glass
198 News from the marketplace
202 Conference diary
Refereed papers
204 Determination of total sulphur in glass by infrared detection of sulphur dioxide (SO2) using a combustion equipment
212 Analysis of glass batch reactions using in situ
x-ray diffraction. Part 3. Borosilicate glass batches
220 Corrosion behaviour of vitrified rice husk ash
227 Numerical simulation of the viscosity flow process in the region of formation of basalt fibre
233 Working with Venetian style glass
238 Design and operation for electric melting furnace with a production capacity of 5 t/d cream fluoride glass
241 Phil Bray: Pioneer of magnetic resonance studies of glasses
242 Conference diary
244 General method for calculating the properties of oxide glasses and glass forming melts from their composition and temperature
255 The effects of 1 wt % P2O5 addition on the properties of container glass
259 Heat transfer analysis of a glass furnace sidewall
1–34A ABSTRACTS
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