Comptes Rendus

Special issue

Glass, an ubiquitous material

Guest editor: Daniel Neuville

Table of contents

Glass, an ubiquitous material
p. 1-14
Structure from glass to melt: a case study along the MgSiO 3 –CaSiO 3 join using neutron and X-ray diffraction
p. 15-34
Challenges and opportunities in atomistic simulations of glasses: a review
p. 35-77
Thio and selenosilicates, sulfide and selenide counterparts of silicates: similarities and differences
p. 79-99
The rose of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris: sophisticated stained glasses for late medieval painters
p. 101-120
Vitrification of wastes: from unwanted to controlled crystallization, a review
p. 121-160
Distributed fiber optics strain sensors: from long to short distance
p. 161-183
Glass as a biomaterial: strategies for optimising bioactive glasses for clinical applications
p. 185-197
Water solution mechanism in calcium aluminosilicate glasses and melts: insights from in and ex situ Raman and 29 Si NMR spectroscopy
p. 199-225
Rheological changes in melts and magmas induced by crystallization and strain rate
p. 227-248
Redox behavior of degassing magmas: critical review and comparison of glass-based oxybarometers with application to Etna volcano
p. 249-279