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The chemistry of ceramic glazes
… ideas and theories concerning the structure of glazes, as one of the glassy materials, are reviewed in the general introduction. The raw materials and the manufacturing process for glazes are described (Chapter One). A number of new vanadyl(IV) dipyridylamine and tripyrldylamine complexes have …
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Investigation of red copper glazes
Thesis (B.S.)-- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of General Engineering, 1931.
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MOLTEN STEEL INTERACTIONS WITH TUNDISH LININGS AND REFRACTORY GLAZES
<p>"In the final stages of casting, molten steel is in contact with two main types of refractories: the working lining of the tundish used to serve as an intermediate vessel between the ladle and copper mold, and the various glazed carbon-bearing refractories used to control the flow of steel from …
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The chemical and physical constitution of reduced copper-red glazes
Thesis: Sc. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Metallurgy, 1961
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A Study of the Chemistry of some Transition Metal Ions in Ceramic Glazes
… chemistry of transition metal ions in ceramic glazes is evaluated. Chapter three outlines the room temperature and liquid nitrogen temperature Mossbauer and magnetochemistry results for a number of Iron (III) dipyridyl complexes in order to evaluate the use of Mossbauer spectroscopy in the …
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Uranium Leached From Pre-1970's Ceramic Dinnerware
… to produce a wide range of colors. In low-lead glazes, the presence of uranium produces yellows and ivories, whereas uranium in high-lead, low-fired glazes produces deep orange or red colors. The purpose of this research was to use atomic absorption spectrophotometry to determine the lead …
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Some Assembly Required
… mimic everyday plastics and precious metals.The glazes are used to heighten the viewer’s interest and desire for the objects, allowing the art to become highly consumable.</p>
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The Development of a Cone Four Ware From Materials Easily Accessible to Central Washington College of Education
… Additional study involved the experimentation of glazes on the clay bodies with the hopes of finding some to fit. The factors determining the use of clays that are economical and easily accessible to Central Washington College of Education were also considered.
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Experiments in the Decorative Process of Salt-Glazing
… develop a representative range of colored salt glazes by the application of soluble and insoluble metallic salts to the surface of the clay bodies. Varying percentages of clay forming constituents and metallic salts were tested to determine their effects on the range and characteristics of the …
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The monitoring and control of specialist ceramic kiln atmospheres and emissions.
… highly decorative technique in which pigments or glazes containing reducible metal oxides such as copper, silver and bismuth are subjected to a reducing atmosphere which results in the formation of stable iridescent lustrous colour effects. Conventionally hydrocarbons are used to produce a …
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In constant flux
… salt glazing and talk about some of the clay and glazes that I have adapted and work well for me in the salt kiln. I have also, developed an injection system to better introduce sodium compounds into the kiln. My goal was to find a method of introducing these materials into the kiln more …
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Re:presenting making: the integration of new technology into ceramic designer-maker practice.
… development of environmentally-sensitive lustre glazes [lead and cadmium free] incorporating an innovative safe reduction firing system. Subsequently, ceramic surface designs and three dimensional forms were developed through the integration of: computer assisted design work (CAD); computer …
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The Anatomy of Disgust and the Sublime in Metamodern Painting
… the application of solvent and linseed oil glazes, as well as Galkyd Lite and MSA Gel, to assist in the realistic replication of the flesh of animals that meet death at the hand of humans, by attack of other animals, or through mishaps with motor vehicles. Informed by the work of Ambrosius …
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Development of Low Expansion Glaze Coatings on As Fired Si₃N₄ to Enhance Room Temperature Flexural Strength
… greater flexural strength. Analyses of the two glazes indicated better strength for the MAS coating compared to the LAS. Wear tests revealed that the MAS glaze exhibited higher wear resistance than the LAS glaze. These differences were attributed to the ability of the magnesium aluminosilicate …
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Islamic ceramic ornamentation and process: proposals for a new aesthetic vocabulary in contemporary architectural embellishment within kuwait
… the development of a large number (172) of new glazes. The glazes were intended to reflect the palette of colours used over generations of Islamic Ceramic culture, while still being appropriate for integration within the contemporary Islamic architectural environment. The second phase of …
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Bacterially-Mediated Formation of Rock Coatings in Kärkevagge, Swedish Lapland: A Mineralogical and Micro-Environmental Analog for Mars
… of iron films, sulfate crusts, and aluminum glazes, all with primary mineralogies that are compatible with those minerals that have been identified on Mars.</p> <p>To examine the role of microbiology in these terrestrial rock coatings and what the biotic formation of coatings might tell us …