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The Liquidus and Glass Transition Temperature of the Silver Nitrate—Dimethylsulphoxide—Water System

— 60 mol% silver nitrate at various compositions of mixed solvent. The monosolvate of silver nitrate is formed and was isolated in crystalline form. The glass transition temperatures (Ts) of this system were also studied. It was found that, at a constant composition of the mixed solvent, the dependence of the glass transition on the salt concentration can be approximated by a linear relationship in the same way as that on the dimethylsulphoxide content in the solvent at a constant salt concentration in solution.