In situ measurements of density fluctuations and compressibility in   silica glass as a function of temperature and thermal history
  In this paper, small-angle X-ray scattering measurements are used to determine the different compressibility contributions, as well as the isothermal compressibility, in thermal equilibrium in silica glasses having different thermal histories. Using two different methods of analysis, in the supercooled liquid and in the glassy state, we obtain respectively the temperature and fictive temperature dependences of the isotheraml compressibility. The values obtained in the glass and supercooled liquid states are very close to each other. They agree with previous determinations of the literature. The compressibility in the glass state slightly decreases with increasing fictive temperature. The relaxational part of the compressibility is also calculated and compared to previous determinations. We discussed the small differences between the different determinations. 
Claire Levelut (LCVN), Annelise Faivre (LCVN), Rozenn Le Parc (LCVN),   Bernard Champagnon (LPCML), Jean-Louis Hazemann (LC)...