JPS62100451A - Glass composition suitable to produce glass having refractive index gradient - Google Patents

Glass composition suitable to produce glass having refractive index gradient

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JPS62100451A
JPS62100451A JP23937185A JP23937185A JPS62100451A JP S62100451 A JPS62100451 A JP S62100451A JP 23937185 A JP23937185 A JP 23937185A JP 23937185 A JP23937185 A JP 23937185A JP S62100451 A JPS62100451 A JP S62100451A
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Shigeaki Omi
成明 近江
Hiroyuki Sakai
裕之 坂井
Yoshitaka Yoneda
嘉隆 米田
Shin Nakayama
伸 中山
Yoshiyuki Asahara
浅原 慶之
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C03GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03CCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF GLASSES, GLAZES OR VITREOUS ENAMELS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF GLASS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF FIBRES OR FILAMENTS MADE FROM GLASS, MINERALS OR SLAGS; JOINING GLASS TO GLASS OR OTHER MATERIALS
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain the titled glass having less tendency for forming a colloidal Ag<+> ion and for generating devitrification while dissolving the titled composition by incorporating prescribed amounts of MgO or ZnO and Al2O3, Nb2O5 or WO3 to a P2O5-Ag2O type glass. CONSTITUTION:The titled composition is produced by compounding starting materials, melting is and effecting vitrification so as to obtain the titled glass having the following composition, namely 30-60% P2O5, 3-50% Ag2O, 20-55% Ag2O+Li2O+Na2O+K2O, 3-30% MgO+ZnO, 3-35% MgO+ZnO+SrO+BaO, 2-30% Al2O3+Nb2O5+WO3, 0-2% each Rb2O, Cs2O, PbO or MnO, and 0-1% Y2O3, Sb2O3, As2O3, ZrO2, Ta2O5, B2O3 or SiO2 by mol. The obtd. glass having the large refractive index gradient can be produced in a short period by dipping said glass in a molten salt contg. a monovalent alkaline metal ion, etc., to ion-exchange it.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] この発明はイオン交換によって大きな屈折挙句^11を
右づるガラス体を製造するのに好適なガラス組成物に関
する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a glass composition suitable for producing a glass body having a large refractive index ^11 by ion exchange.

目に来の技栴] ガラス体に屈折率勾配を形成させる7j法の1つとして
、イオン交換法が知られている。この方法(ま、ガラス
のlid折率を高める効果が大ぎい1−1+C8+、T
l、△0+イ【どの−価の陽イAン(以下、△イオンと
いう)を含有するがシス体と、Aイオンよりイブ屈折率
に寄与する力が小さいNa” 、K” ’Jどの一価の
アルカリ金属イオン(以1・、13イAンという)を含
有する溶融塩を使用し、この溶融塩中に−1−記のガラ
ス体を浸漬して、△、13両イオンを相nに交換させる
方法であって、例えばl:1ツド(円柱)状ガラス体を
この方法で処理覆れば、ロッドの中心軸に関して対称に
、はぼ式(1)で示される1ill!折率勾配を[1ラ
ド状ガラス体に形成させることができる。
Techniques for the Eye] The ion exchange method is known as one of the 7j methods for forming a refractive index gradient in a glass body. This method (well, it has a great effect of increasing the lid refractive index of glass 1-1+C8+, T
l, △0+I [Which one contains a negative cation A (hereinafter referred to as △ ion), but has a cis form, and Na'', K'', which has a smaller force contributing to the Eve refractive index than A ion. Using a molten salt containing valent alkali metal ions (hereinafter referred to as 1 and 13 ions), the glass body of -1- is immersed in this molten salt, and both △ and 13 ions are mixed into the phase n. For example, if a l:1 rod (cylindrical) glass body is treated with this method, 1 ill! is exchanged symmetrically about the central axis of the rod, as shown by the equation (1). A refractive index gradient can be formed in a rad-like glass body.

rl(r)2−r1o2(1−02r2)(1)ここで
、 n(r):中心軸から半径方向に距IIIItrだ
け離れた地熱での屈折率 no:中心軸1の屈折率 q:屈折重分イ11定数 そして、ロッド状ガラス体の代りに、スラブ状ガラス体
や球状ガ′ノス体を選/υだ場合には、1記のイオン交
換法にJ、ってスラブ状ガ)ス体には中心面対称の屈折
率勾配を、ま/e球状ガラス体には中心点対称のr11
1折率勾配をそれぞれ形成さ【!ることができる。
rl(r)2-r1o2(1-02r2) (1) where, n(r): refractive index at geothermal heat a distance IIItr in the radial direction from the central axis no: refractive index of central axis 1 q: refraction Weight division A11 constant And, if you choose a slab-like glass body or a spherical ganic body instead of a rod-shaped glass body, J is used for the ion exchange method described in 1 above. The body has a refractive index gradient that is symmetrical to the center plane, and the spherical glass body has a refractive index gradient that is symmetrical to the center point.
1 refractive index gradient is formed respectively [! can be done.

ところで、イオン交換法で使用されるガラス体をAイオ
ンの種類別に整理するど、特公昭47−816号、同4
γ−822月、fi+J 57−188431月の各公
報イTどに記載されたT1含41ガラスと、持分Itn
 47−816 Q公報などに記載されたC8含′4j
ガラスと、特開昭58−125632号公報などに記載
されたL +含イ1ガラスに大別される。この中で、下
記の式(2)で表わされる開[1数(N、△、)で0.
5以十の伯が実現可能で、L D光源の集光や光デイス
ク用ビック)lツ1に応用できる集光性に優れたレンズ
が製造0■能なガラスは、王!含右ガラスに限られる。
By the way, the glass bodies used in the ion exchange method are organized according to the type of A ions, as described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 47-816 and No. 4
γ-822 February, fi+J 57-18843 January's 41 glasses including T1 listed in each publication, and the equity Itn
47-816 C8-containing '4j described in Q publications etc.
It is broadly divided into glass and L+I-containing glass described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 58-125632. Among these, the open [1 number (N, △,) is 0.
It is possible to produce lenses with excellent light-concentrating properties that can be applied to LD light sources and optical disks. Limited to glass containing

しかし、1−!2は青竹が極めC強く、製造干、イの取
扱いにおいて困難を生じる。
But 1-! In No. 2, green bamboo is extremely strong, causing difficulties in manufacturing, drying, and handling.

N、 A、 −no (1ro     (2)ここで
、 no:lIツド中中心ヒト屈折率j’Q:rlツド
半径 (]:屈1h牢分布定数 しかるに、AI)f)lted 01)目CSνol 
21.(6) P1063J、 1.、C0IItaZ
らによると、光学ガラス1− i I’ll  (重f
it %で 、   47.9P 2 0b  、 1
9.8N  a  20  、    7.7に20.
3.1△(1203、15,4−i i 02なる組成
をイjし、tiit折率は1.61 )を、A(]4イ
Aンを含む溶融塩中に浸漬し−r7iF+3中のNa+
イオンと、溶融塩中のへ〇+イオンとの間でイオン交換
を行なわせると、0.2以上と大きな屈折率差が得られ
ることが示されている。(ffi−、て、Na塩を含む
溶融塩中にA020含有ガ−シスを浸)ムするイオン交
換処即により、N、△、05以−1のレンズが製造でき
ることがW1持される。
N, A, -no (1ro (2) where: no: lI center human refractive index j'Q: rl radius (]: refractive index, AI)
21. (6) P1063J, 1. , C0IItaZ
According to et al., optical glass 1-i I'll
it%, 47.9P20b, 1
9.8N a 20, 7.7 to 20.
3.1Δ (1203, 15,4-i i 02 composition, tiit refractive index is 1.61) is immersed in a molten salt containing A(]4 ion, Na+
It has been shown that a large refractive index difference of 0.2 or more can be obtained when ion exchange is performed between ions and He○+ ions in a molten salt. W1 holds that lenses of N, Δ, 05 or more can be manufactured by an ion exchange treatment in which the A020-containing gas system is immersed in a molten salt containing (ffi-, Na salt).

1梵明が解決しようと!Iる問題点1 しか()ながら、△020を多itに含有4るガラスt
よ、溶解中にA(]4イAンが−1[1イド化して黒色
に着色してしまうばかりでなく、失透しゃ−りい等のガ
ラスの安定性の点でも問題があった。
1. Brahma tries to solve it! Problem 1: However, glass containing a large amount of Δ020
During melting, A(]4 ion becomes -1[1 ide and becomes black in color), and there are also problems in terms of stability of the glass, such as devitrification.

この発明は、Pz 0s−AQ?0系ガラスに適当聞の
R’O(M(JOもしくはz n o >おJ、び■ Rx Oy (A 1203 、N b 20 bもし
くはWO3)を配合することにより、溶解中にへ〇+イ
オンのニー111イド化や失透を起こすことなく、しか
も比較的短時間のイオン交換処理で聞]1数0.2〜0
8程度のレンズをvI造することかできるガラス組成物
を提供りる。
This invention is based on Pz 0s-AQ? By blending an appropriate amount of R'O (M (JO or z no > O J, and ■ Rx Oy (A 1203, N b 20 b or WO3) with 0 series glass, 〇+ ions can be added to the 0 series glass during melting. 0.2 to 0 with a relatively short ion exchange treatment without causing 111 id formation or devitrification.
To provide a glass composition capable of manufacturing lenses of about 8 in diameter.

E問題点を解決JるI、:めの−F段]この発明のガラ
ス組成物は、モル%で、P2O530〜60 A020   3〜50 L i 20   0〜2O Na20  0〜40 に20    0〜3゜ ACJ?0+L120−1−Nap O+−に20 2
0〜!15M0O□〜3゜ z n o     □〜3゜ M(JO−1−Zn03〜30 SrOO〜10 tla00〜10 MQO1−ZnO+5r01−13a0   3〜35
△ff? Ox    O〜3O Nbp060〜30 WO:i 0〜30 A!203]−Nb20b十W03   2〜301で
b20   Q〜2 C820Q〜2 1’ b 0    0〜2 Mn(’)     0〜2 Y2 03    0〜1 St)z030〜1 A82 03 0〜1 ZrO20〜1 Ta? 05 0〜1 13203    0〜1 3102!    Q〜1 からなる組成を有することを特徴とするもので、以)、
各成分の州内限定3!l! +bを述べれば、次の通り
である。
[Solving Problems J, I: Meno-F Stage] The glass composition of the present invention has P2O530-60 A020 3-50 Li 200-2O Na20 0-40 and 200-3 in mol%.゜ACJ? 0+L120-1-Nap O+-20 2
0~! 15M0O□~3゜z no □~3゜M (JO-1-Zn03~30 SrOO~10 tla00~10 MQO1-ZnO+5r01-13a0 3~35
△ff? Ox O~3O Nbp060~30 WO:i 0~30 A! 203]-Nb20b10W03 2~301 b20 Q~2 C820Q~2 1' b 0 0~2 Mn(') 0~2 Y2 03 0~1 St)z030~1 A82 03 0~1 ZrO20~1 Ta ? 05 0~1 13203 0~1 3102! It is characterized by having a composition consisting of Q~1, hereinafter),
In-state limited 3 of each ingredient! l! +b is as follows.

P2O5は、ガラス成形酸化物であって、含4]量30
%が未満ではガラスが不宥定で失透が起こりやすくなる
。また、60%を越えると、ガラスの化学的耐久性が悪
くなるとともに、イオン交換処理中に失透したり、浸食
されやりくなる。従って、P2O5含有聞(130〜6
0%、好ましくtま35〜50%とすべぎである。
P2O5 is a glass forming oxide with a content of 30
If it is less than %, the glass becomes unstable and devitrification tends to occur. On the other hand, if it exceeds 60%, the chemical durability of the glass deteriorates, and it becomes susceptible to devitrification or erosion during ion exchange treatment. Therefore, P2O5 content (130~6
0%, preferably 35 to 50%.

AO20は、ガラスに高屈折率をもたらし、かつイオン
交換法によりガラス内に回折率勾配を形成する成分であ
つ−C1その含有量が多いほど得られるレンズの聞[1
数が大ぎくなるが、50%を越えると失透やI [1イ
ド化が起り易く、そのうえガラスの化学的耐久性が悪く
なる。また3%未満では、得られるレンズの開[」数が
0.2を〜ト廻り実用的でない。好ましいΔ(120f
tは5〜40%であって、レンズの聞11数を0.5稈
醍以1とより大きくするためには、八〇20fliを1
0%以ににすることが必要である。
AO20 is a component that provides a high refractive index to glass and forms a diffraction index gradient within the glass through ion exchange.
Although the number becomes large, if it exceeds 50%, devitrification and I[1-id formation are likely to occur, and furthermore, the chemical durability of the glass deteriorates. Moreover, if it is less than 3%, the numerical aperture of the obtained lens will be around 0.2 to 0.2, which is not practical. Preferred Δ(120f
t is 5 to 40%, and in order to make the number of lenses larger than 0.5 culm 1, 8020 fli is 1
It is necessary to keep it below 0%.

一〇− L l 20、NazOおよびに20は、レンズの聞[
−1数を改良するうえでは特別な効果を発揮しないが、
AO?Oと共存させると混合アルカリ効果により、ガラ
スの失透性や科学的耐久性を改良づる働きをする。しか
し、L i 20、NazOおよびに20!11味の含
有量が、ぞれぞれ20%、40%、30%を越えたり、
A [J t O+ L i 20 + N a 20
+ K 20 &jが55%を越えたりすると、耐失透
性や化学的耐久性が逆に低十lる。また、Δ(320→
LI20トNa2O+に20Siが20%未満r ハ失
透し易くなる。好ましくは、1.12(1醸0−10%
、NazO&10〜30%、K20&lO〜20%であ
り、AC120−ILiz O+Naz O+KP o
吊は25〜45%である。
10- L l 20, NazO and Ni 20 are between the lenses.
-1 Although it does not have any special effect on improving the number,
AO? When coexisting with O, it works to improve the devitrification property and scientific durability of glass due to the mixed alkali effect. However, the content of L i 20, NazO and Ni 20!11 taste exceeds 20%, 40%, and 30%, respectively,
A [J t O+ L i 20 + N a 20
When +K 20 &j exceeds 55%, the devitrification resistance and chemical durability deteriorate. Also, Δ(320→
When LI20 and Na2O+ contain less than 20% of 20Si, devitrification tends to occur. Preferably 1.12 (1 brew 0-10%
, NazO & 10~30%, K20&lO~20%, AC120-ILiz O+Naz O+KP o
The suspension is 25-45%.

MGOおよびZnOは、△g20の屈折率を高める働き
を損うこと<1<、ガラスの耐失透性や化学的耐久性を
向上さ1!、かつAQ+イオンのコ[lイド化を防ぐ働
ぎをづる。しかし、M に) O十Zn0ffiが3%
未vA′cはこの働きが小さく、逆にM OOA’3 
J、びZnO単味の含有量もしくはtvlo。
MGO and ZnO impair the function of increasing the refractive index of △g20<1<, and improve the devitrification resistance and chemical durability of glass1! , and describes the function of preventing AQ+ ions from becoming co-lids. However, M) OtenZn0ffi is 3%
This effect is small for non-vA'c, and on the contrary, M OOA'3
J, content of ZnO alone or tvlo.

十Z n Otiが30%を越えると、溶解温石が13
50℃以トと高くなるので、A(12(’)Jとが揮発
し易くなり、また失透し易くなる。好ましくは、M o
 0itO〜20%、ZnOM(’)−20%、Mo(
)+7n(’)量5〜20%である。
When 10Z n Oti exceeds 30%, molten hot stone becomes 13
Since the temperature is as high as 50°C or higher, A(12(')J) becomes easily volatilized and devitrified. Preferably, M o
0itO~20%, ZnOM(')-20%, Mo(
)+7n(') amount is 5 to 20%.

SrOとP a Oは、MhoやZnOより効果(ま劣
るが、MhoやlnOと同様にガラスの耐失透性や化学
的耐久性を白土させる働ぎをづる。しかし、SrOおよ
びB a OI(味の含有量が10%を越えたり、Mo
O+lnO+−8ro+f3aomが35%を越えると
、失透し易くなる。好ましくは、5r010〜5%、R
aO&tO〜5%、M001ZnO+SrO+f3aO
iM5〜25%である。
SrO and P a O are less effective than Mho and ZnO, but like Mho and lnO, they work to improve the devitrification resistance and chemical durability of glass. However, SrO and B a OI ( If the flavor content exceeds 10% or Mo
When O+lnO+-8ro+f3aom exceeds 35%, devitrification tends to occur. Preferably 5r010-5%, R
aO&tO~5%, M001ZnO+SrO+f3aO
iM is 5-25%.

Aff203 、Nb2O5およびWO2は、イの合欝
量を2%以−1−と−4−ることにJ:す、ガラスの耐
失透性を損うことなく、またイオン交換法によってAG
20−P20Ii系ガラスから得られるレンズの開口数
を高くし、しかもガラスの化学的耐久性を向上させ、か
つへ〇+イオンの二1[]イド化を防ぐことがiJ能と
(2る。しかし、これら3限分の合計量が2%に満たな
い場合は、ガラスの化学的耐久性が不Wし、逆に多すぎ
ると溶解湯面が高くなるので、ガラス陣料の溶解性の而
からそれぞれ中味の含有量おJ、び△ρp 03 +N
b2Oら士W 03伽千の1限は30%となる。好まし
くは、Aj!zO:+吊0〜20%、Nb2O5量0〜
20%、WO2lo−10%、Affz 031−Nb
20s +W03 ff15〜20%’l’アル。
Aff203, Nb2O5 and WO2 are used to increase the combined content of A by 2% or more.
It is important to increase the numerical aperture of the lens obtained from the 20-P20Ii series glass, improve the chemical durability of the glass, and prevent the formation of 21[]ide of the 20-P20Ii-based glass. However, if the total amount of these three limits is less than 2%, the chemical durability of the glass will be poor, and if it is too large, the melt level will become high, which will affect the solubility of the glass material. The contents of the contents are J, Bi△ρp 03 +N
The first period of b2Oraji W 03 Kasen will be 30%. Preferably Aj! zO: + hanging 0~20%, Nb2O5 amount 0~
20%, WO2lo-10%, Affz 031-Nb
20s +W03 ff15~20%'l'Al.

このほか、本発明のガラス組成物にGetガ′ンスの諸
性v1に悪影彎を与えない一ト記の範囲においで、ガラ
スを安定化づる次のような各成分を含有させることがで
きる。
In addition, the glass composition of the present invention may contain the following components that stabilize the glass within the range that does not adversely affect the properties v1 of Get Guns. .

Rh 20;0 へ・ 2 %   C3zO:()〜
 2 %PbO;0〜2% Mno  ;0〜2%/r
O2;0〜1% Y2O3;0〜1%1−ap Os 
 : 0〜1% 5b203 ;0〜1%AS203;
O〜1% B2O3:O〜1%SiO?  :0〜1% [実施例1 1ニル%表示で、Ag2030%、7n015%、八g
? 035%、Nb20b 5%、r−’20s  4
5%の組成になるガラスfl;を利を、8102ルツボ
中、1.150℃に加熱し、溶解中 1.1)時間撹拌
を行/iって、計5時間溶解させた後、鋳型に流し込/
vで1−ヤストし、次いで380℃で2時間保持した後
、炉内で室温まで敢冷してガラスブ[1ツクを得た。こ
のガラスブ[]ツクから2.5avφのロッド(PI 
41)を切り出して加丁した。得られにロットを、モル
%組成で NF12SO437%、K280421%、
7nS0442%ニアル’fAB 1105℃(7)f
f[1al(以−1−1[溶融塩■]と呼ぶ。)中に7
2時間浸漬してイオン交換処理を行なつ7L g処理後
、この」1ツドから軸方向に垂直に厚さ50μ霧程亀の
薄片を切り出し、干渉顕微鏡を用いて、N a : l
)線で屈折率分相を測定したどころ、前掲の式(1)か
ら求められる理想的な屈折率分布と良く一致していた。
Rh 20;0 to 2% C3zO:()~
2%PbO; 0~2% Mno; 0~2%/r
O2; 0-1% Y2O3; 0-1% 1-ap Os
: 0-1% 5b203; 0-1% AS203;
O~1% B2O3:O~1%SiO? : 0 to 1% [Example 1 1nyl% display, Ag2030%, 7n015%, 8g
? 035%, Nb20b 5%, r-'20s 4
Glass fl; having a composition of 5% was heated to 1.150°C in an 8102 crucible, and stirred for 1.1 hours during melting. After melting for a total of 5 hours, it was poured into a mold. Pour/
After heating at 380 DEG C. for 2 hours, the mixture was cooled down to room temperature in a furnace to obtain a glass block. A 2.5avφ rod (PI
41) was cut out and trimmed. The resulting lot had a mole% composition of NF12SO437%, K280421%,
7nS0442%Nial'fAB 1105℃(7)f
7 in f[1al (hereinafter referred to as -1-1 [molten salt ■])
After soaking for 2 hours and performing ion exchange treatment, a thin piece of turtle about 50μ thick was cut out perpendicularly to the axial direction from this one piece, and using an interference microscope, N a : l
) line, the refractive index phase distribution was measured and found to be in good agreement with the ideal refractive index distribution determined from the above equation (1).

こうして屈折重分’ffi T、 数(J−0,28(
Ill−’) 、聞[1数N、△。
Thus, the refraction weight 'ffi T, number (J-0,28(
Ill-'), listening [1 number N, △.

=0.6の良好す1−1ツドレンズが得られた。= 0.6, a good 1-1 lens was obtained.

また、1,050℃〜1,250℃の温度で溶解fl製
した組成が責なる本発明のガラス組成物から、十と同様
にして[]ツドレンズを得た。ガラス組成、・イオン交
換処理条f+およびロットレンズの性能をまとめて第1
表に示す。なお、づべての実施例で、ロッドの直径は2
.5+u++φとし、イオン交換処理にはNaN0+溶
融塩もしく tit前記の溶融塩1を用いた。 (以上
余白) [発明の効果1 この発明のガラス組成物を使用すれば、AG”イオンの
:’:I +:]イド化や失透を伴うことなく、ガラス
が溶解でき、かつNa塩を含む溶融塩などに浸漬してイ
オン交換行なうことにより、比較的短時間で間11数N
、A、== 0.2〜0.8(ロッドレンズの場合)の
レンズを製造ツることができる。
In addition, a lens [] was obtained in the same manner as in Example 10 from the glass composition of the present invention whose composition was melted at a temperature of 1,050°C to 1,250°C. The glass composition, the ion exchange treatment f+, and the performance of the Lott lens are summarized in the first part.
Shown in the table. In addition, in all the examples, the diameter of the rod is 2
.. 5+u++φ, and NaN0+ molten salt or the above molten salt 1 was used for the ion exchange treatment. (Blank above) [Advantageous Effects of the Invention 1] If the glass composition of the present invention is used, the glass can be melted without causing the :':I +:]idization or devitrification of AG" ions, and the Na salt can be dissolved. By immersing it in molten salt, etc., and performing ion exchange, it is possible to reduce the number of N in a relatively short time.
, A, == 0.2 to 0.8 (in the case of rod lenses) can be manufactured.

さらに、A(320原利はrf20原料に比べ向性が極
めて少なく、製造ト、その取扱いにおいて困難を生ずる
ことがないという優れた効果が得られる。
Furthermore, the A(320 raw material) has extremely less tropism than the RF20 raw material, and has the excellent effect of not causing any difficulty in manufacturing or handling.

出 願 人  ホーヤ株式会社 代  理  人    朝  自  正  幸16一Sender: Hoya Co., Ltd. 161 morning of 161

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 モル%で P_2O_5                  3
0〜60 Ag_2O                   3
〜50 Li_2O                   0
〜20 Na_2O                    
0〜40 K_2O                     
0〜30 Ag_2O+Li_2O+Na_2O+K2_O  2
0〜55 MgO                      
0〜30 ZnO                      
0〜30 MgO+ZnO                  
3〜30 SrO                      
0〜10 BaO                      
0〜10 MgO+ZnO+SrO+BaO          
3〜35 Al_2O_3                  
0〜30 Nb_2O_5                  
0〜30 WO_3                     
0〜30 Al_2O_3+Nb_2O_5+WO_3     
2〜30 Rb_2O                    
0〜2 Cs_2O                    
0〜2 PbO                      
0〜2 MnO                      
0〜2 Y_2O_3                   
0〜1 Sb_2O_3                  
0〜1 As_2O_3                  
0〜1 ZrO_2                    
0〜1 Ta_2O_5                  
0〜1 B_2O_3                   
0〜1 SiO_2                    
0〜1 からなる組成を有することを特徴として、イオン交換法
で屈折率勾配を有するガラス体を製造するのに適したガ
ラス組成物。 2 モル%で P_2O_5                  3
5〜50 Ag_2O                   1
0〜40 Li_2O                    
0〜10 Na_2O                    
0〜30 K_2O                     
0〜20 Ag_2O+Li_2O+Na_2O+K_2O  2
5〜45 MgO                      
0〜20 ZnO                      
0〜20 MgO+ZnO                  
5〜20 SrO                      
0〜5 BaO                      
0〜5 MgO+ZnO+SrO+BaO          
5〜25 Al_2O_3                  
0〜20 Nb_2O_5                  
0〜20 WO_3                     
0〜10 Al_2O_3+Nb_2O_5+WO_3     
5〜20 からなる組成を有することを特徴として、イオン交換法
で大きな屈折率勾配を有するガラス体を製造するのに適
した特許請求の範囲第1項のガラス組成物。
[Claims] 1 mol% of P_2O_5 3
0~60 Ag_2O3
~50 Li_2O 0
~20 Na_2O
0~40K_2O
0~30 Ag_2O+Li_2O+Na_2O+K2_O 2
0~55 MgO
0~30 ZnO
0~30 MgO+ZnO
3-30 SrO
0~10 BaO
0~10 MgO+ZnO+SrO+BaO
3~35 Al_2O_3
0~30 Nb_2O_5
0~30 WO_3
0~30 Al_2O_3+Nb_2O_5+WO_3
2~30 Rb_2O
0~2 Cs_2O
0-2 PbO
0-2 MnO
0~2 Y_2O_3
0~1 Sb_2O_3
0~1 As_2O_3
0~1 ZrO_2
0~1 Ta_2O_5
0~1 B_2O_3
0~1 SiO_2
A glass composition suitable for producing a glass body having a refractive index gradient by an ion exchange method, characterized by having a composition consisting of 0 to 1. 2 mol% P_2O_5 3
5~50 Ag_2O 1
0~40 Li_2O
0~10 Na_2O
0~30K_2O
0~20 Ag_2O+Li_2O+Na_2O+K_2O 2
5-45 MgO
0~20 ZnO
0~20 MgO+ZnO
5-20 SrO
0~5 BaO
0~5 MgO+ZnO+SrO+BaO
5~25 Al_2O_3
0~20 Nb_2O_5
0~20 WO_3
0~10 Al_2O_3+Nb_2O_5+WO_3
5. The glass composition according to claim 1, which is suitable for producing a glass body having a large refractive index gradient by an ion exchange method.
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