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The effect of electrolytes and inorganic colloids on the mechanical fitting of enamels to plastic clay bodies (1914)
Kirkpatrick, Frank Allen, Arnold, Howard Clifton · leaf 135
Enamel 15. All reagents tried thus far gave the enamels practicallyno adhesion to the body. It was thought that silicic acid precip-itated from sodium silicate solution in the enamel by acids mightgive adhesion. HC1 was first used as the precipitating reagent. Inorder to determine the best… … O ,OSr O.I .7.5 /•S «0 3.0 <*0 So 6.0 °F 1 ^©F°BM 1 SITRIECS Z\ Co. C, I 2. ^ e r\ a *v\ e I IS Percent•f VlSCoVffy PeieirmirNa+io^ Time. of j-lowin s e c-o »-i As Time. Relative.Vi*&cosity I 2. 3 Water zo I.Od o AO ^0 <4 I 4-0.3, 2..0 \ o.oz. A 8 41 ^7 <A~l.2> 2. 3C o. Ar D…Clay · Enamel and enameling · Electrolytes · Colloids · Theses
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