Features of Chemical Interaction of Industrial Glasses with Fluorine- and Chlorine-Containing Gaseous Reagents

Abstract

Different types of industrial glassware are subjected to thermochemical treatment with fluorine- and chlorine-containing gaseous reagents, and the compositions and structures of their surface layers are characterized using the IR spectroscopy and HF-sectioning method. The features of chemical interaction of industrial glasses with fluorine- and chlorine-containing gaseous reagents and acid gases are characterized, and the physicochemical properties of the glasses subjected to treatment are determined. The products of the reactions of industrial glasses with gaseous reagents are identified using X-ray phase analysis, X-ray spectral electron probe microanalysis, and thermal analysis.