August 11, 2025Journal of the American Ceramic Society

Mechanochemical wear of soda lime silicate glass in water: Effect of cations in aqueous solution

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Mechanochemical wear of soda lime silicate glass decreases with increasing sodium ion concentration in aqueous solutions.
Larger monovalent cations increase the wear of soda lime silicate glass, while di- and trivalent cations decrease it significantly.
Analysis indicates that sodium ion migration and ion-exchange significantly contribute to the mechanochemical wear of the glass surface.
Findings provide insights into the damage mechanisms of silicate glass in various aqueous environments.

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This study demonstrates mechanochemical wear variation in soda lime silicate glass across cation types and concentrations, suggesting significant ion roles.

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Zhu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study demonstrates mechanochemical wear variation in soda lime silicate glass across cation types and concentrations, suggesting significant ion roles.

Mechanochemical wear of soda lime silicate glass in water: Effect of cations in aqueous solution

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