Chrome tin red glazes between Seger cones 2 and 8 (1914)
Walduck, Charles Louis · leaf 32
°3 .0088 Cr^O„2 o 2.00 Si02.118 3n02 Ei .189 Zg0.473 PbO.328 CaO .284 A1203 (.0088 Cr202 f 2.00 3i02.118 SnO, Ec .189 K 0 5 2 .716 CaO .095 PbO .284 Al 0„ 2 3 .0088 Crg03 2.00 Si02.118 SnO, One half of glaze A containing all of the boracic acidwcs fritted. The molecular formula of the fritt is as… … CROUP _E>. J3lenctfncj Weights* /( — J5~ 4 rams. 11 /A -t/.o30.Q U-y^-^, //O.J •f«fr n-4- H4 35.L H rams n £ ^ e, 4i > K <( - XI.L53.4 IfIf £s - <5j f^tn 5 - 9 - The fritt was mixed dry by screening through a 60 meshscreen several times, melted in a down draft fritt furnace andquenched…
Glazes · Glazing (Ceramics) · Color in the ceramic industries · Theses
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