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Application of Piloyan's method in the study of the energetics of a glass-to-crystal transition

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On the basis of the results obtained for eutectic Te-Ge glass, the application of the simple Piloyan method for study of the energetics of the glass-to-crystal transition was considered. Some new applications of this method to not yet completed transitions were proposed. Limitations of the method and factors exerting an effect on the calculated activation energies were discussed. Piloyan's procedure was compared with Kissinger's method.

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The author is very grateful to Dr. Mireille Harmelin for inspiring discussion and suggestions concerning methods for the determination of the activation energy. Financial support of this work by the U. S. National Science Foundation under the Grant GF 42176 is greatly appreciated.

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Lasocka, M. Application of Piloyan's method in the study of the energetics of a glass-to-crystal transition. Journal of Thermal Analysis 16, 197–200 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01909645

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