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Radioprotective Glasses

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The results of studies of alkaline borosilicate glasses designed to attenuate electromagnetic radiation in the microwave range and possess high thermal stability are reported. It is established that the chemical composition of the experimental glasses influences their CLTE and electrophysical properties (absorption coefficient and standing-wave ratio). The glass composition characterized by the required thermal stability and microwave absorption of at least 0.7 dB/mm was determined based on the results of these studies. The proposed glass composition can be recommended for fabricating radioprotective products.

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I wish to thank V. N. Rodionova, candidate in physical and mathematical sciences and leading scientific colleague, for assistance and measurements of the electrodynamic characteristics of glasses, which were performed at the National Research University – Institute of Nuclear Problems at the Belarus State University.

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    M. V. Dyadenko

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 7, pp. 8 – 14, July, 2019.

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Dyadenko, M.V. Radioprotective Glasses. Glass Ceram 76, 246–251 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-019-00176-5

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