Engineering and Technology

Ion-exchange mechanisms and interfacial reaction kinetics during aqueous corrosion of sodium silicate glasses

L. Deng, K. Miyatani, et al.

This groundbreaking research conducted by Lu Deng and colleagues investigates the intricate atomic and nanoscale details of glass-water interfacial reactions in sodium silicate glasses. The team utilizes advanced ReaxFF molecular dynamics simulations to unveil ion-exchange mechanisms and the kinetics of these reactions, providing new insights into glass hydration processes.

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