INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON GLASS

ICG 2007 XXIst International Congress on Glass

STRASBOURG July 1-6, 2007 Palais des Congrès Strasbourg France « rdAnnouncement www.icg2007.org and preliminary program 3 1/24 ICG 2007

PRELIMINARY LIST OF SPONSORS THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION

ON GLASS «

The International Commission on Glass (ICG) was founded in 1933 with the purpose of promoting international collaboration and facilitating the exchange of information within the glass community. Nowadays, it gathers reknown universities, scientific establishements, glass industries as well as suppliers. The ICG leads technical committees upon different aspects of glass science and technology. One of the ICG’s projects is organising the triennial International Congress on Glass. The event was last held in France in 1971.

Hervé Arribart Jean-Pierre Houdaer ICG President Congress Chairman

ICG 2/24 3/24 ICG 2007 2007 THE CONGRESS THE COMMITTEES

« « INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN The up-coming International Congress on ADVISORY BOARD Jean-Pierre Houdaer Glass 2007 will take place in Strasbourg from M. Aegerter (Inst. für Neue Materialen, Germany) (Glass Expert, Formerly Directeur Général, 1st to 6th July 2007. R. Akçakaya (Şişecam, Turkey) Institut du Verre, France) R. Almeida (IST Lisbonne, Portugal) This triennial event, organized under the M.H. Chopinet (Saint-Gobain, France) SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE auspices of the International Commission on M. Delaney (Owens-Illinois, USA) Glass (ICG) will bring together key players in N. Greaves (Univ. of Wales, United Kingdom) R. Vacher (CNRS, France), Chairman glass science, technology and production: R. Hand (Sheffield Univ., United Kingdom) H. Arribart (Saint-Gobain, France) glass manufacturers, providers, researchers, K. Hirao (Kyoto Univ., Japan) K. Bange (Schott AG, Germany) engineers and students for a series of S. Hreglich (Stazione Sperimentale del Vetro, Italy) G. Calas (Univ. Paris, France) conferences covering most aspects related W. LaCourse (Alfred Univ., USA) A. Clare (Alfred Univ., USA) to the vitreous state and glass materials C. Langlais (Saint-Gobain, France) E. Courtens (Univ. Montpellier, France) science. J. Livage (Académie des Sciences, France) A. Duran (Instituto de Ceramica e Vidrio, Spain) Awards will be presented by the International J. Lucas (Académie des Sciences, France) P. Garnier (Saint-Gobain, France) Commission on Glass : President’s Award, D. Massiot (CNRS, Orléans) J. Matoušek (Prague Univ., Czech Republic) Vittorio Gottardi Prize, Turner Award, Weyl C. Pantano (PennState Univ., USA) F. Nicoletti (Stevanato Group, Italy) Award. The Otto-Schott Award, the «Prix J.M. Parker (Sheffield Univ., United Kingdom) R. Ota (Kyoto Univ., Japan) Yvan Peychès» of the French Académie des S. Persson (Glafo, Sweden) T. Rouxel (Univ. Rennes, France) Sciences, and the result of the Glass Strength D. Pye (Alfred Univ., USA) P. Steinmetz (Univ. Nancy, France) Contest will also be presented. At the end of P. Richet (Univ. Paris, France) E. Vernaz (CEA, France) the Congress, the Scientific Committee will E. Rotiu (Institutul National de Sticlu, Romania) award the best oral and poster presentations. I. Smith (Pilkington, United Kingdom) ORGANISING COMMITTEE V. Stoliarova (Academy of Sciences, This much-awaited event will be held at the Russian Federation) C. Richard, Chairman (CRITT, France) Palais de la Musique et des Congrès located G. Tackels (Saint-Gobain, France) H. Arribart (Saint-Gobain, France) near the European Parliament. J. Wenzel (Rutgers Univ., USA) G. Calas (CNRS, France) A.C. Wright (Reading Univ., United Kingdom) J.P. Houdaer (France) A. Yaraman (Şişecam, Turkey) D. Lalart (Arc International, France) E. Zanotto (São Carlos Univ., Brazil) J.P. Pagnac (Institut du Verre, France) R. Vacher (CNRS, France)

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Sunday 01/07 Monday 02/07 Tuesday 03/07 Wednesday 04/07 Thursday 05/07 Friday 06/07 8h00 8h00 8h30 8h30 9h00 9h00 Plenary talks Plenary talks Parallel sessions 9h30 opening Parallel sessions 9h30 10h00 ceremony 10h00 coffee break coffee break coffee break 10h30 TC Meetings 10h30 coffee break coffee break 11h00 11h00

11h30 Round Table desk Registration 11h30

Registration desk Registration Parallel sessions Poster session Parallel sessions «Glass products 12h00 for the future» Parallel sessions 12h00

12h30 desk Registration 12h30 13h00 13h00 13h30 13h30

14h00 desk Registration 14h00 Registration desk Registration desk Registration 14h30 14h30 Parallel sessions Parallel sessions Parallel sessions 15h00 Closing ceremony, 15h00 Young Scientists 15h30 ICG meetings 15h30 coffee break coffee break coffee break Awards 16h00 TC Meetings 16h00 16h30 Parallel sessions Parallel sessions Parallel sessions 16h30 17h00 17h00 Registration desk Registration 17h30 Poster session Poster session TC Meetings 17h30 18h00 Excursion 18h00 Yvan Poster session Gottardi, 18h30 Peychès, Glass 18h30 Otto Schott, Strength 19h00 Awards Awards 19h00 19h30 Welcome 19h30 reception 20h00 20h00 20h30 20h30 21h00 21h00 21h30 Banquet 21h30 22h00 22h00 22h30 22h30 23h00 23h00

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8h00 9h00 10h00 11h00 12h00 13h00 14h00 15h00 16h00 17h00 « Day Monday Structure 1 Waste vitrification 1 Thermodynamics, rheology, glass transition 1

New optical glasses 1: oxides « Gases in glass melts 1 Tuesday Structure 2 Vibrational properties Waste vitrification 2 Quality data improvement, quality control New glasses for thermomechanical Mechanical properties applications

New optical glasses 2: New optical glasses 3: oxides

chalcogenides Electrical properties « Gases in glass melts 2 Glass melting and forming modelling 1 Thursday Poraï Koshits Poraï Koshits symposium 2 Poraï Koshits symposium 3 symposium 1 History, archeology, History, archeology, Coatings and glass metal intefaces art and design 1 art and design 2 Crack formation, Crack formation, growth Thermodynamics, rheology, growth and and characterization 2 glass transition 2 characterization 1 Technology of Technology of Opto-electronics

optical glass 1 optical glass 2

Glass melting and Glass production 1 Glass melting and forming modelling 2 « environment Friday Computer simulations Structure 3 of glass structure and properties Bioglass Glass-water interactions Nucleation, Nucleation, crystallization 1 crystallization Refractories 2 New optical glasses 4: Nanostructured glasses chalcogenides and halides Glass production 2 Glass production 3 8h00 9h00 10h00 11h00 12h00 13h00 14h00 15h00 16h00 17h00

ICG 8/24 9/24 ICG 2007 2007 Etienne Barthel (Laboratoire CNRS / Saint-Gobain, France): INVITED SPEAKERS Small scale plastic flow in silica glasses: can we model densification?

Arthur Bienenstock (Stanford University, USA): « X-Ray Scattering Studies of Amorphous Materials.

Plenary talks Georges Bischoff (Université de Strasbourg, France): Title to be announced. Madapusi K. Badrinarayan (Science and Technology, Corning Inc., USA): Recent advances in glass and glass ceramics for display and specialty Eric Brient (Cristallerie de Baccarat, France): applications. Determination of the hydrofluoric acid concentration in the solutions used for the chemical polishing of crystal. Georges Calas (Universités Paris VI et VII, France): Structure-property relationships in glass: the example of glass coloration. Manoj Choudhary (Owens Corning, USA): Heat transfer in glass melting and forming processes. Kazuyuki Hirao (Kyoto University, Japan): Recent development of nano-glass technology applied to glass Samuel Conzone (Schott AG, USA): products. Glass surface chemistry solutions for biopharmaceutical problems.

Robert O. Pohl (Cornell University, USA): Giuseppe Dalba (Università di Trento, Italy):

Limitations of the Debye model of lattice vibrations of solids. X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy Studies of Glass Structure. « Joachim Deubener (University Klausthal, Germany): Topical invited talks Viscosity of glasses with different framework connectivity.

Bruce G. Aitken (Corning Inc, USA): Doris Ehrt (University Jena, Germany): Low Tg glasses: composition, properties and applications. Photoactive glasses.

Gulcin Albayrak (SISECAM, Turkey): Christophe Girold (CEA Valrho, France): Sulfate Chemistry and Its Impact on Glass Production. Waste vitrification: the french experience and prospective vision.

Jochen Alkemper (Schott AG, Germany) : Valerii V. Golubkov (Institute of Silicate Chemistry, Russia): Piezolelectric glass ceramics. Structural Aspects of Phase Transition and Relaxation Phenomena in Glasses. Jean-Yves Aubé (Saint-Gobain, France): 50 years of the glass-wool TEL process. Ivan Gutzow (Institute of Physical Chemistry, Bulgaria): E. A. Porai-Koshits: Homophase and Heteterophase Fluctuations, Liquid Immiscibility and Crystallization in Silicate Melts and the Structural and Thermodynamic Nature of Glasses.

ICG 10/24 11/24 ICG 2007 2007 Alex C. Hannon (ISIS Facility, UK): Gilles Quérel (Saint-Gobain, USA): Neutron Scattering as a Probe of Glass Structure. Glass Technology in Vitrified Abrasives.

Robert Hill (Imperial College London, UK) Giancarlo C. Righini (Istituto di Fisica Applicata “Nello Carrara», Italy): The role of network connectivity in determining the bioactivity of silicate Glasses for integrated optics: recent advances and perspectives. glasses. Benoît Rufflé (Université de Montpellier, France): Efstratios I. Kamitsos (National Hellenic Research Foundation, Greece): Light Scattering Studies of Heterogeneities in Glasses. Glass Structure by Vibrational Spectroscopy. Guy Tackels (Saint-Gobain and European Environment Committee,-CPIV, Heinrich Kipphardt (Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, France): Germany): Glass, energy and climatic change. Traceability and uncertainty of chemical measurement results. Akira Takada (Asahi Glass, Japan): Denise Krol (University of California at Davis, USA): Computer Simulation Models of Glass Structure. The use of ultrafast lasers to add new functionalities to glasses. Natalia M. Vedishcheva (Institute of Silicate Chemistry, Russia): James N. Miller (Loughborough University, UK): Evgenii Alexandrovich Poraï-Koshits: The First Centenary. How to Assess Laboratory Performance ; Validation of Analytical Procedures. Günter Völksch (Otto Schott Institut, Germany): Phase Separation and Electron Microscopy. Roberto Morabito (ENEA, Italy): Use of proficiency testing schemes as a main tool to improve analytical Uwe Wätjen (EC-JRC, Belgium): data quality. How and why to certify reference materials?

D.R. Neuville (Institut Physique du Globe Paris, France): Adrian C. Wright (University of Reading, UK): Viscosity of silicate melts: From volcanic activity to industrial processes. The Constitution of Glasses: A Brief History.

Yasutake Ohishi (Toyota Technological Institute, Japan): Edgar D. Zanotto (University São Carlos, Brazil): New stage of lightwave processing device glasses. Recent findings on crystal nucleation and growth in glasses.

Shou Peng (China Triumph International Engineering Co.) Josef W. Zwanziger (Dalhousie University, Canada): The present situation of Chinese Flat Glass Industry and prospect for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance as a Probe of Glass Structure. internationalization.

Bruno Purnode (Owens Corning, USA): A modelling study of the submerged combustion melting process.

ICG 12/24 13/24 ICG 2007 2007 POST-DEADLINE PAPERS REGISTRATION, ACCOMMODATION

If you did not submit an abstract yet you can still do it. Papers AND CANCELLATION CONDITIONS can be accepted as posters, or in few cases be included as oral « contributions if some slots become free. Registration

Registration is available on our website (http://www.icg2007.org). YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARDS You are requested to fill and submit the registration form on-line as soon as possible. The registration is effective after payment only.

The three best oral or poster presentations by students will be awarded by the Scientific Committee. Before April 1 After March 31 Full registration fee* 570 € 615 € Reduced registration fee* 420 € 465 €

PUBLICATIONS AND Student fee (with justification)* 200 € 220 € PROCEEDINGS Any time One-day registration (per day) 150 € All participants will receive a book containing the program and the Banquet 95 € abstracts of all communications presented. In addition, there will

Half-day excursion

be two publications: 60 € « Lunch ticket (5 days) - Deadline May 31st 85 € 1- The CDRom of extended abstracts. All communications presented Lunch ticket (per day) - Deadline May 31st 20 € at the conference will be included in a CDRom which will be distributed to all participants. The length of the extended Proceedings 50 € abstracts will be limited to three pages. The publication will be Accompanying persons (welcome reception) 25 € done without peer review under the responsibility of the authors. The template for the preparation of the extended abstracts will Accompanying persons 175 € be found on the website www.icg2007.org after February 15th. (welcome reception, half-day excursion, banquet)

The deadline for reception of the extended abstracts is March

31st. * Full registration includes participation, welcome reception, coffee breaks, abstract « book, CD-Rom of extended abstracts, conference banquet and half-day excursion. The Proceedings * Reduced fee and student fee includes participation, welcome reception, coffee breaks, 2- . They will be published in a scientific and abstract book, and CD-Rom of extended abstracts. technical journal after peer review. The length of the papers will The conference proceedings as well as tickets for half-day trip, banquet and lunch can be 6 pages for invited talks, and 3 pages for contributed papers be ordered separately on the web site.

presented either in oral or poster communications. Instructions

Payment can be made by Credit Card (CB, VISA, MASTERCARD) directly on our website, will be found on the website at the end of February. personal cheque, bank transfer. «

DON’T FORGET TO ALWAYS FILL A REGISTRATION FORM ON-LINE.

ICG 14/24 15/24 ICG 2007 2007 « Accommodation a short discussion. Poster presentations will be made on poster desks (the

HOTEL ROOM PRICES: display surface is 220 cm height, 92 cm width). Material to fix and arrange

the posters will be provided. Hotel category Single room Double room HOTEL DEPOSIT «

* * * * 175 € to 190 € 185 € to 190 € 180 € Technical equipement Video projector, overhead projector, and paper boards will be available. * * * 77 € to 119 € 87 € to 134 € 110 € In case other equipment is required (video film projector, slide projector),

* * 45 € to 72 € 50 € to 80 € 70 € please contact the Congress Secretariat before June 1st, 2007. The registration form for accommodation must be filled on-line on our website. « Conference material

LOW COST ACCOMMODATION: When registering each participant will receive a bag containing an abstract book, the detailed Congress program, the CD of extended abstracts and

Rooms in student residence Halls are available at a cost of 20 € per night. st a badge. This badge should be worn inside the Congress area and it is Registration« must be done on the web site before March 31 . needed for participation in all scientific sessions and social activities. The Congress participants’ list will be available at the Congress desk at the end

Cancellation conditions of the Congress. The registration fee will be refunded with a reduction of 30% covering «

administrative costs if participation is cancelled in writing before May Registration

31st, 2007. No refunds can be made after this date. Registration desk will be open all along the congress, the opening hours

« can be found in the table p 6 and 7. Grants « Letter of invitation A few grants can be supplied, mainly for students. The application A letter of invitation will be sent upon request to authors of accepted form, to be sent before March 15th, is found on the website. abstracts who intend to participate in the Congress. This letter, however, does not constitute any engagement for the Organising Committee to cover

travel expenses, registration fee or other costs connected with participation

GENERAL INFORMATION in the Congress. « « Passports and Visas Venue Participants from most E.U. countries entering France must possess a valid The Congress will take place in Strasbourg, France, at Le Palais de la identity card. For others a valid passport is required. No visa is necessary Musique et des Congrès (Place de Bordeaux, Wacken, 67082, Strasbourg). for citizens of most Western countries. Participants, particularly from Eastern

The congress center is located close to the European Institutions buildings, Europe and other Continents are advised to consult the nearest French

just a few minutes by tram from the historical center of Strasbourg and with consular office.

easy access from the highway. « « Insurance Paper presentation Neither the Congress Organising Committee nor the Congress Office Accepted poster and oral presentations will be included into the programme accept any liability or responsibility for death, illness or injury to persons and the abstract book only if at least one of the authors is registered or for the loss of, or damage to property or for any financial loss of any (registration fees paid) before May 15th, 2007. The maximum duration of person attending the Congress. Participants are advised to make their own oral presentation will be 15 minutes (30 minutes for invited talks), including arrangements in respect of health and travel insurance.

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« Travel information

The convention center is to be found: SOCIAL PROGRAM •15 km from the International Airport of Strasbourg-Entzheim ; «

•150 km from the Airport of Frankfurt ;

st •100 km from the Airport Bâle- Mulhouse . Sunday, July 1 There exist a variety of flights to and from Strasbourg: Paris, Berlin, London, « 18.00 - 21.00 : Welcome reception Hamburg, Lyons, Nice, Nantes, Bordeaux, Lille, Marseilles,... and many more. Freeways are only 100 mt from the convention center. Wednesday, July 4th Due to the European automobile network today it is possible to reach Paris, 14.00 - 22.00 : Wine route, Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle Lyons, Marseilles or Montpellier, and, furthermore, Spain, Luxemburg, Belgium, and typical local dinner the Netherlands or England quite fast. The connection through the freeway

Hamburg/ Frankfurt/ Basel permits a fast access to all the border towns of the Departure with a coach and English speaking Rhine as well as to the principal metropolis in North-, East- and West- Europe. guide from the Congress centre and direct The train station is only 15 minutes from the convention center (direct drive to the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle. A connection with the tram), Lyon (4h30), Brussels (5h), Frankfurt (2h30), Basel visit of this fortified castle, extraordinarily well (1h30), Zurich (3 h) and Paris in 2h20 with the TGV. restored at the beginning of this century, Information is available on these web sites: recreates the atmosphere of the end of the http://www.strasbourgmeeting.com/ Middle Ages by virtue of several interesting collections of furnishings

http://www.cts-strasbourg.fr and arms from the 15th through the 17th centuries. « Parking facilities Then a stop at a producing wine grower who will be pleased to make you visit his cellar and will offer you a tasting of wines of its production. A free car park (about 500 places) is provided at the Palais de la Musique et des Congrès. At 7 PM we will stop in a restaurant for a very There are numerous car parks in Strasbourg which are located near tram local dinner : Flammekueche. It’s a dish with a stations (2,5 € per day for parking and travel pass), or located around the dough base topped with a mixture of cream,

historical city center.

soft white cheese, bacon chunks and onions. « You eat it with your fingers ! Baked in a baker’s

Weather oven, it was traditionally made on the days

The usual weather in Strasbourg in july is hot (30°C) and dry, but with risk of when bread was baked at the farm.

storms. Evenings are very often warm (15 – 20 °C). « « Thursday, July 5th Currency The official currency is euro (€). 20.00 - 23.00 : Banquet

€

The approximate exchange rate is 1 = 1,30 U$D (January 2007). In the superb architecture of the «Pavillon « Josephine», in the center of the «parc de Website l’Orangerie», after a drink served in the

For the latest information on the meeting, including announcements, garden, you will discover a blend of traditional

registration and accommodation form and preliminary program, please and modern «french cuisine». visit our website: http://www.icg2007.org «

The registration form must be filled on-line on our website.

ICG 18/24 19/24 ICG 2007 2007 « Tuesday, July 3rd TOURIST PROGRAM 09.00 - 17.00 : Colmar

« Monday, July 2nd 14.00 - 17.00 : Strasbourg along the river Departure with a coach

and English speaking guide from the Congress centre. In Colmar, pedestrian guided tour of the city, the Departure with a coach and charm of which is readily English speaking guide from seen in the completely the Congress centre. Passing Alsatian character of its by the European quarter streets, bordered by houses (European Parliament, Human with beautifully sculpted and decorated facades. A short free time for Rights Building and Council of shopping or strolling. Europe). Then boarding at the Rohan Lunch in a typical local restaurant from city centre (Starter, main course, castle for a one hour cruise. dessert and 1 glass local wine, 25 cl mineral water, 1 coffee). The river Ill embraces the After lunch, a visit to the Unterlinden Museum is included. This museum historical heart of the town on the left bank, the Palais Rohan, has been established in a former Dominican monastery which was sumptuous palace of the Bischops houses. The ancient custom house, founded in 1232 next to a chapel dedicated to Saint-Jean-sous-le- the old town port. Saint-Thomas church, erected from the 12th to the Tilleul. The museum boasts the prestigious retable of Issenheim painted 15th century. «La Petite France», half-timbered houses, by Grünewald in 1510-1515 but also important bursting with geraniums is almost too charming to collections of Rhenish sculpture and painting be true. Looking out from its turrels, the international from the end of the Middle-Ages through the lycée des Pontonniers. Standing at the point of Saint- Renaissance. Hélène’s island, two towers embrace the Saint-Paul’s In the afternoon, forwards to Ribeauvillé. rosy sandstone frontage.

The Manufacture d’Impression sur Etoffes

perpetuates the prestigious tradition of textile « printing established in Alsace during the reign of Louis XV. “Beauvillé” is the signature for a unique The registration form must be filled on-line on our website. collection of tablecloths which is added to each year by today’s designers.

Possibility of purchases to the factory shop.

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The registration form must be filled on-line on our website.

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« « Thursday, July 5th Friday, July 6th 09.00 - 17.00 : Poters village and Baden-Baden (Germany) 14.00 - 17.00 : Cathedral and museum in Strasbourg

Visit of the Cathedral (both interior and exterior) one of the most important monuments of the Middle Ages (11th to 15th centuries). The final stage of its construction, the 142-meter spire dates from 1439. Its Departure with a coach and with an English speaking guide from facade, which was begun in 1277, is Congress centre to Betschdorf, a village where the pottery making renowned for its portals, rose window, tradition has remained in existence since the Middle Ages. A guided visit and the stone lacework. Magnificent of a pottery workshop follows where one can observe both the pottery stained glass windows (11th to 15th wheels at work and the art of hand-painted decoration. Short free time centuries) adorn the nave, the Pillar of to make shopping or admire the authentic half-timbered houses. Angels (approximately 1230); the pulpit Continuing on to Kuhlendorf and it’s famous half-timbered church and carved out of stone (1484), the great then to Hunspach, called one of the “most beautiful village in France”. Silbermann organs, etc. Lunch in a typical local restaurant with a menu of regional cuisine. In the afternoon, departure to Baden-Baden, Guided tour in one of following museums *: the famous thermal springs spa located in (*registration to the museum of your choice, on site at Strategyc desk) the heart of the Black Forest. Guided visit of the city and a walk in the The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art : English gardens, a true oasis for a moment Museum located on the banks of the river Ill, on of peace and relaxation, which shelters the site of the Former Commandery of the Knights the Kurhaus, the Casino and the Buvette of Saint John. A huge glass nave lights the way (Trinkhalle). Then a stroll along the banks for the visitor to walk through the different rooms, of the Oos river on the Lichtentaler Allee, spread out over two floors. The originality of the considered to be the most beautifull walk in collections lies in the juxtaposition of the works of Baden-Baden. some of the great 20th c. innovators and make this Back to Strasbourg at approximately 5 PM. museum a genuine showcase for modern art.

Or The Museum of Chocolate : The museum «Secrets of Chocolate» will put you through the history, the origins, the fabrication and the transformation of chocolate. In this place

entirely dedicated to cocoa, you will be first projected a presentation

movie. Then, you will follow an interactive visit of this magical place, after « what a professional chocolatier will present you a craft demonstration. You will have the possibility to ask questions and participate actively. In The registration form must be filled on-line on our website. the shop, you can purchase lots of gifts connected to ... the chocolate,

of course.

An assortment of 100 g of special chocolate «Grand Cru Marquise de Sévign黫 will be offered to each participant. The registration form must be filled on-line on our website.

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