Abstract
The results of a quantitative structure-property relationships (QSPR) analysis of multicomponent silica-based potential bioglasses (containing Na 2O, CaO, P 2O 5 and/or ZnO) are here presented. A quantitative model explaining the variation of the density data measured for series of glasses with different compositions has been obtained by means of a structural descriptor derived from molecular dynamics (MD) simulations. A descriptor able to rationalize the variation in density caused by the overall packing degree of the structural units in the glasses examined has been defined. It is worth noting that the descriptor used allows the fitting of glasses with different composition (presence–absence of P 2O 5, ZnO, Na 2O and CaO) in the same correlation. The validity of the QSPR approach, which has recently been introduced for the rationalization and prediction of the technology-related properties of a series of complex multicomponent glasses, is confirmed by this work on a larger series of glasses of various compositions.
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