Abstract
The phase separation behaviour of an 18.56 mol % Na2O-SiO2 glass prepared via the standard glass preparation technique and the metallic-organic derived (MOD) method have been studied and contrasted. Our results suggest that at this composition the miscibility temperature is significantly elevated when a MOD preparation procedure is used. The origin of this effect appears to be related to the enhanced water content in the glass prepared by the MOD procedure.
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