Abstract
A series of laboratory annealing experiments are designed to evaluate the thermal annealing characteristics of fission tracks for a large number of glasses of varying chemical compositions. A comparative study of thermal stability has been made by comparing the calculated value of activation energy (Ea) for each glass. The present investigations suggest that fission tracks in glass samples with a high silica content are more resistant to annealing than those with a low silica content. In addition, the influence of chemical composition on etching characteristics for both synthetic and natural glasses has also been investigated.
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