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The use of coagulants in the application of enamels to plastic clay bodies (1915)

Geiger, Charles Francis · leaf 34

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SnCl4* ? H20 + 50 grams Solid Material. Hours 2 24 Factor 13.4 13.4 Number % Heagent 0 0 1.45 1.35 1 .1 1.78 2.11 2 .2 1.97 3.52 3 .3 2.14 3.98 4 .4 2.75 28.3 5 .5 4.08 26.1 6 .6 11.17 60.9 7 .7 22.6 56.5 8 .8 67.1 43.5 9 .9 43.4 43.5 10 1.0 67.1 130.5 11 2.0 86.1 108.7 Because of the sudden drop… … -14-Th. e 2 hour curve in Pig. 1 shows that increasing amounts of reagent up to .Q% increased the viscosity. At ,9)o a minimum was reached after which viscosity again increased. The results at 24 hours are more.irregular, three minimum points occur, one checking the first. In every case but one,…

Fire-clay · Enamel and enameling · Coagulants · Theses

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