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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 75
cosity increased with time, the mixture probably reaching equi-librium in 42 hours. The results from trial pieces show that not enoughshrinkage or adhesion was obtained. Series 44 and 44aAluminum Sulphate in Enamel 25.The viscosities obtained in these series were muchlower than those obtained with… … .0«. .Of* .06 .e>E CLl O^C O.C$ OS °-S • O 1.5 u. of i. 3. Fojfc<© SERIES 5 A I U rr» \ r\ u rv\ S u \ p h Q+ein EC r\ a nr\ e | IS Percentj Vl5C0 5lHy De+e r m i rva-fions T» rY% e. FVow(V» S e co rid- S Time Rdotive 1 A 3 Water / ( c 1 7 n ICS I. o o O ~\ A <~ cr 5S~.3 2-/4 O.Oi 50 J>…Clay · Enamel and enameling · Electrolytes · Colloids · Theses
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