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A special semiconducting glass has been developed to be used as basepl
ates for the construction of Micro-Strip-Gas Chamber detectors, where
it is necessary to combine adequate insulating properties with the pos
sibility to drain the electric charge being built up by ionizing radia
tion. The composition of the glass together with two other samples of
Moscow glass and of Schott S8900 glass is given. Resistivity and its t
emperature dependence have been measured to determine the activation e
nergy. The carrier mobility and conduction type have been estimated by
the Hall effect measurement according to van Heck's method. A linear
dependence of carrier mobility on activation energy was found, but Mey
er-Neldel's rule was not well fulfilled. The p-type conduction was det
ermined by comparison with the Hall effect of a silicon sample of know
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