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USE OF SYENITE IN SEMIVITREOUS WARE, I* (a) Physical Properties of Bisques and (b) a Glaze Containing Syenite

Christian Koenig

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A bstract Results are given on the physical properties of eight bodies, comprising that of a typical semiporcelain and seven bodies incorporating different nepheline syenites, both singly and in combination with feldspar, respectively. The relative viscosities of four nepheline syenites, a typical potash feldspar, and a soda feldspar are compared at five different temperatures. This study is to be followed by comprehensive plant tests.

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A bstract Results are given on the physical properties of eight bodies, comprising that of a typical semiporcelain and seven bodies incorporating different nepheline syenites, both singly and in combination with feldspar, respectively. The relative viscosities of four nepheline syenites, a typical potash feldspar, and a soda feldspar are compared at five different temperatures. This study is to be followed by comprehensive plant tests.

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A bstract Results are given on the physical properties of eight bodies, comprising that of a typical semiporcelain and seven bodies incorporating different nepheline syenites, both singly and in combination with feldspar, respectively. The relative viscosities of four nepheline syenites, a typical potash feldspar, and a soda feldspar are compared at five different temperatures. This study is to be followed by comprehensive plant tests.

Key concepts: Nepheline syenite, Nepheline, Feldspar, Potash, Glaze, Mineralogy, Orthoclase, Geology

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