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This book explores oxygen-free chalcogenide glasses, the only commercial transparent vitreous materials used for long-wave infrared radiation. The chalcogenides have been the subject of study around the world for many years, and continue to be an important area of research and development in infrared optics. Written by a renowned glass specialist with extensive experience working with chalcogenide glasses, Glasses for Infrared Optics includes discussions of: Chalcogenide glasses - a unique class of vitreous substances Optical properties of chalcogenide glasses Elaboration of commercial glasses Technological basics for manufacturing optical chalcogenide glasses The material presented in Glasses for Infrared Optics is based on research performed at the Vavilov State Optical Institute in Russia. This is the first and only work that reviews every aspect of chalcogenide glasses. The scope of this comprehensive book is unique, and the major portion of this work has never been published before in English.

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Chalcogenide Glasses - A Peculiar Class of Vitreous Substances Methods for Synthesis of Chalcogenide Glasses Laboratory Method for the Synthesis of Optical Chalcogenide Glasses Safety Measures for Manufacturing and Treatment of Chalcogenide Glasses Evaluation of the Quality of Chalcogenide Glasses X-Ray Phase Analysis as a Method for Determination of the Monophase Character of Chalcogenide Glasses Glass-Forming as a Function of the Position of Elements in the Periodic System Classical Aspects of Glass-Forming The Role of Chalcogenide Glasses in Clarification of the Vitreous State Nature Glass-Forming. Physicochemical Properties of Chalcogenide Glasses and Their Structural Model Preparation of Samples and Investigative Techniques Glass-Forming in the Systems Based on Selenium with the Elements of Second and Third Periods (P, Si, B, A1) Glass-Forming Properties and Structure of Glasses in the Systems Containing the Elements of the IV to VI Main Subgroups of the Fourth-Sixth Periods Glass-Forming. Properties and Structural Peculiarities of Sulfur-Containing Glasses Chalcogenide Glasses Containing Halogens Properties of the Glasses as a Function of Average Number of Covalent Bonds per Atom (the Covalent Atomic Correlation) Optical Properties of Chalcogenide Glasses Spectral Transmission, Absorption Bands Optical Constants of Chalcogenide Glasses Sulfur Tellurium Antimony Tin Lead Thallium and Tellurium Thermal Change in Refractive Index Elaboration of Commercial Glasses Optical Materials for the Infrared Range General Principles of Commercial Glasses Elaboration Eutectic Properties of Chalcogenide Glasses Commercial Glasses Transparent to 9 to 11 mm Glasses for Optical Systems Transparent to 14 to 18 mm Glasses for Crown-Flint Pairs of Lenses for the Optical Systems Objectives Optical Glasses for Passive Elements of CO2-Lasers Optical Absorption and Ray Strength of the Glasses As-Ge, Ge-Se, and Selenium Optical Absorption in Glasses of Complex Compositions The Peculiarities of Synthesis of ChG for Lasers. Methods for Manufacturing Pure Glasses Radial Strength of the Glasses IRG29 and IRG34 Chalcogenide Glasses for Fiber Optics Infrared Optical Glues and Immersion Mediums from Chalcogenide Glasses Thermoplastic Glasses for Optical Elements of IR Spectroscopy of Broken Absolute Internal Reflection Infrared Filters Based on Chalcogenide Glasses Chalcogenide Glasses for Acousto-Optical Deflectors Technological Basics for Manufacturing Optical Chalcogenide Glasses Introduction Manufacturing Technology for Commercial ChG, Produced at "AOLZOS" Investigation of Striaes in ChG and Technological Ways of Their Liquidation Physical Heterogeneities in ChG Influence of Variations in Glass Composition During the Manufacturing Process on the Refractive Index Technology for the Production of Commercial Chalcogenide Glasses Manufactured by Different Companies (Review) Properties and Quality of Chalcogenide Glasses Manufactured by Different Companies Problems in the Application of Optical Chalcogenide Glasses Index

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