Stull, R. T. (Ray Thomas), 1875-, Baldwin, G. H, Radcliffe, Barney Simonson, 1884- · Urbana, Ill. : University of Illinois · leaf 158
CRYSTALLINE GLAZE AT CONE 3 14 That is, the compound forming the crystals shown first continued crystallizing out until the melt reached the composition of the euteetic mixture, when the whole mass crystallized. (Fig. 4.) TRAA/S.Aa^.C^/^.SOC. yOL.XW /V<5.^ /ZA/V0& SC/SCfPECHT … One set of trials was placed on edge in this last burn. They failed to show as much crystallization as those lying down, as the glaze had run off to a great extent. However, good results were obtained on two small vases to which the glaze had been applied in a very thick coat, though here also,…
Cobalt · Color in the ceramic industries · Porcelain industry · Glazing (Ceramics) · Dielectric measurements
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