DC electrical conductivity measurements have been carried out for xFe(
2)O(3). (100-x) [Pb0.3B(2)O(3)] glasses. Mott's model for the phonon a
ssisted hopping of small polarons is effective to describe the high te
mperature conductivities. The high temperature activation energy incre
ases linearly with the Fe-Fe distance. At a constant temperature the p
honon frequency is proportional to the site separation. The pre-expone
ntial factor is predominant in changing the conductivity. The variable
range hopping relations are valid also for the high temperature regio
n. The conduction process is adiabatic in nature.