Cobalt Colors Other Than Blue volume No 16
Cobalt Colors Other Than Blue volume No 16
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. XXXII, 516-517. REPLACEMENT OF TIN OXIDE IN ENAMELS FOR CAST [RON. I 3 BaO: Where employed, was brought in by barium car- bonate (197). CaO: Brought in by lluorite (78), whiting (100), and hydrated lime (74). Na 2 0: Introduced as sodium carbonate (106), borax (382), and cryolite (210). K, 0: Brought in by potassium nitrate (101) and potash feldspar (557). MgO: Brought in by magnesium carbonate (84) and magnesium oxide (40). A1 2 3 : Potash spar (557) was used as the main source of alumina. S...mall amounts of cryolite, Na 3 AlF 6 (210) were also used. B 2 3 : This was brought in by using borax (382) in the cover enamels and as borax and boric acid (62) in the ground coats. SnO, : Brought in as tin oxide (150). Sb, 0 3 : Introduced as white oxide of antimony (288). Si0 2 : Brought in as potash feldspar (557), and as flint (60). In addition to the above ingredients, ammonium carbonate was used in some of the enamels of the later series. This volatilizes readily and serves as a clarifier of bubbles in the glass during fritting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. XXXII, 516-517. REPLACEMENT OF TIN OXIDE IN ENAMELS FOR CAST [RON. I 3 BaO: Where employed, was brought in by barium car- bonate (197). CaO: Brought in by lluorite (78), whiting (100), and hydrated lime (74). Na 2 0: Introduced as sodium carbonate (106), borax (382), and cryolite (210). K, 0: Brought in by potassium nitrate (101) and potash feldspar (557). MgO: Brought in by magnesium carbonate (84) and magnesium oxide (40). A1 2 3 : Potash spar (557) was used as the main source of alumina. S...mall amounts of cryolite, Na 3 AlF 6 (210) were also used. B 2 3 : This was brought in by using borax (382) in the cover enamels and as borax and boric acid (62) in the ground coats. SnO, : Brought in as tin oxide (150). Sb, 0 3 : Introduced as white oxide of antimony (288). Si0 2 : Brought in as potash feldspar (557), and as flint (60). In addition to the above ingredients, ammonium carbonate was used in some of the enamels of the later series. This volatilizes readily and serves as a clarifier of bubbles in the glass during fritting.
What to read after Cobalt Colors Other Than Blue volume No 16?
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