| Description |
vi, 80 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm |
| Summary |
"To the ceramic industry, color has long been one of its chief problems, not only in reproducing colors in the many complex silicate structures but in the development of stains that are stable at high temperatures and that are economically feasible for mass production. At the present time a stable high temperature red or yellow would be very desirable. Solid solution has been employed in ceramics to modify and thereby provide ceramic materials of different physical characteristics. The limited data available with respect to such solid solution serves to indicate that perhaps this state may serve as an important means of modifying the characteristic color of the transition element oxides. Any modifications that can be shown to exist will be important academically, if not commercially"--Purpose of the Investigation, leaf 1. |
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