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X-RAY diffraction has been used to examine vitreous silica prepared by different methods, and also to study a series of soda-silica glasses subjected to thermal treatments of different duration. Experimental conditions: filtered K copper rays ( = 1.538 A.) were used, the diameter of the cylindrical camera being 29.0 mm.
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VALENKOF, N., PORAY-KOSHITZ, E. X-Ray Investigation of the Glassy State. Nature 137, 273–274 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/137273b0
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