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Chemical component exchange and transport phenomena accompanying phase transformations in minerals and materials

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Chemical component exchange and transport phenomena accompanying the multistage phase transformations of several silicate and aluminosilicate-phosphate glasses and borates as model systems are considered. It is demonstrated that the component transport limitations modify the role of chemical affinity influence and determine the sequence of new compound formation.

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The work was supported by grant P040703406 from the National Committee of Scientific Research of Poland.

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Stoch, L. Chemical component exchange and transport phenomena accompanying phase transformations in minerals and materials. Journal of Thermal Analysis 49, 1433–1440 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01983702

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