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Pal, Shiv Kumar Chandel, N. Mehta, N. Dalton Transactions Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition Inorganic Chemistry |
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Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
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Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
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Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
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synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (pcms) of the se–te–sn–ge (stsg) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
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spelling | Pal, Shiv Kumar Chandel, N. Mehta, N. 1477-9226 1477-9234 Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Inorganic Chemistry http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/c8dt03729a <p>According to recent literature, germanium-containing chalcogenide glasses (ChGs) show improvement in thermal stability and glass-forming ability because of the self-organization of the glass network towards a more rigid structure.</p> Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition Dalton Transactions |
spellingShingle | Pal, Shiv Kumar, Chandel, N., Mehta, N., Dalton Transactions, Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition, Inorganic Chemistry |
title | Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
title_full | Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
title_fullStr | Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
title_full_unstemmed | Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
title_short | Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
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title_unstemmed | Synthesis and thermal characterization of novel phase change materials (PCMs) of the Se–Te–Sn–Ge (STSG) multi-component system: calorimetric studies of the glass/crystal phase transition |
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