Enamels
Enamels
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Smelting. Smelted at about 1200 C. , hundred gram batches required about 15 minutes. The melted enamel is quite viscous and is inclined to be lumpy.
The Frit. The frit is fairly opaque but is translu- cent in spots.
Acid Loss. 0. 0101 gram (fifth in list).
Expansion and Contraction. This ware was unaf- fected by heating to redness in blast flame (Test 3) and came off only over a medium sized surface on the outside and a comparatively small surface on the inside when plunged, red-hot, into cold ...water. This enamel is very adhesive, according to this test, and is second only to Enamel II.
Loss Under Hammer. This was 1. 07 grams, and the manner in which the enamel comes off shows it to be of average brittleness and elasticity. It is placed fifth in the list according to this test, but it is to be noticed that 44 ^ zJL 3i o -* E lf >o I ^ ^ # | sS & > ^ ^V ^ X 3^ ^ # 8^ ^ N
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smelting. Smelted at about 1200 C. , hundred gram batches required about 15 minutes. The melted enamel is quite viscous and is inclined to be lumpy.
The Frit. The frit is fairly opaque but is translu- cent in spots.
Acid Loss. 0. 0101 gram (fifth in list).
Expansion and Contraction. This ware was unaf- fected by heating to redness in blast flame (Test 3) and came off only over a medium sized surface on the outside and a comparatively small surface on the inside when plunged, red-hot, into cold ...water. This enamel is very adhesive, according to this test, and is second only to Enamel II.
Loss Under Hammer. This was 1. 07 grams, and the manner in which the enamel comes off shows it to be of average brittleness and elasticity. It is placed fifth in the list according to this test, but it is to be noticed that 44 ^ zJL 3i o -* E lf >o I ^ ^ # | sS & > ^ ^V ^ X 3^ ^ # 8^ ^ N
What to read after Enamels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dallas Landrum to read onlineMoreLess
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