A Cheap Enamel for Stoneware Part Ii volume No 11
A Cheap Enamel for Stoneware Part Ii volume No 11
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Glos siness increases with increase in Si0 2 . The glossiness of Xos. CO to 63 and (Hi to 69 are very good and in this re- spect will compare favorably with the majority of stone- ware glazes on the market and are far superior to them in whiteness. All five pieces of No. (52 are especially good. All members of Series XII have a slight tendency to bead where the glaze is too thick. The glazes do not show any tendency to pull away from the corners and edges. The small beading tendency can be over...come by the addition of borax.
In Scries XIII in which the A1 2 3 is increased the beading has increased a little. The glazes do not appear to be quite so fusible. Otherwise they are good.
In order to compare the opacifying effect of MgO with that of ZnO, the following series was prepared by the class in glaze making in their regular laboratory work. In this series I Series XIV i a glaze of the Bristol type was selected for the first member. In each succeeding one 0. 1 MgO replaces 0. 1 ZnO, all other members remaining constant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glos siness increases with increase in Si0 2 . The glossiness of Xos. CO to 63 and (Hi to 69 are very good and in this re- spect will compare favorably with the majority of stone- ware glazes on the market and are far superior to them in whiteness. All five pieces of No. (52 are especially good. All members of Series XII have a slight tendency to bead where the glaze is too thick. The glazes do not show any tendency to pull away from the corners and edges. The small beading tendency can be over...come by the addition of borax.
In Scries XIII in which the A1 2 3 is increased the beading has increased a little. The glazes do not appear to be quite so fusible. Otherwise they are good.
In order to compare the opacifying effect of MgO with that of ZnO, the following series was prepared by the class in glaze making in their regular laboratory work. In this series I Series XIV i a glaze of the Bristol type was selected for the first member. In each succeeding one 0. 1 MgO replaces 0. 1 ZnO, all other members remaining constant.
What to read after A Cheap Enamel for Stoneware Part Ii volume No 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R T Ray Thomas Stull to read onlineMoreLess
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