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Evaluation of surface characteristics and natural radioactivity of mineral-based glaze according to zircon substitution

Journal of Asian Ceramic Societies
Zircon (ZrSiO4) is widely utilized as an opacifying agent in the glazes of sanitary-ware and ceramic tile. Zircon is dispersed in the glassy phase during the manufacture process of glaze, contributing a high refractive index and enhanced mechanical ...
Kyu-Sung Han, Se-Hun Yang, Yu-Jong Choi, Jung-Hoon Choi, Kwang-Taek Hwang, Ung-Soo Kim, Jin-Ho Kim   +6 more
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The Role of Post‐Sintering Heat Treatment on the Phase and Microstructural Development of Nano Cu‐Zno Modified Ceramic Surfaces

Advanced Materials Interfaces
The study examines the effect of heat treatment duration on microstructure and phase evolution concerning Cu content in nano ZnO‐Cu‐modified ceramic glazes. The thermal behavior of the nano Cu‐ZnO added glazes is investigated using heat microscopy and TG/
Nurcan Calis Acikbas, Gokhan Acikbas
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Metallized Sol–Gel coatings on ceramic glazes with photocatalytic activity

Academia Materials Science
Coatings of anatase (TiO2), hematite (Fe2O3), or cobalt spinel (Co3O4) on ceramic glazes with a metallized effect and photocatalytic activity were prepared by depositing Sol–Gel inks made from metal salts dissolved in a polyol medium, applied ...
Guillermo Monrós, Carolina Delgado, José Antonio Badenes, Guillem Monrós-Andreu, Mario Llusar   +4 more
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Archaeometric analysis of Nasrid glazed architectural ceramics from the Alhambra and Generalife Monument, Granada (Spain)

Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Cerámica y Vidrio
This work presents the first systematic archaeometric data of 13th–14th century AD Nasrid glazed architectural ceramics from the Alhambra and Generalife, focusing on colour-specific glazing technologies.
Carolina Cardell, Maja Urosevic, Danielle Dias Martins, Isabel Guerra, Alberto García Porras   +4 more
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Ceramic Glazes [PDF]

MRS Bulletin, 1993
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Glazed Ceramics in Cultural Heritage

Calenda, 2018
The presence of clay objects is one of the foremost symbols of the onset of technology associated to art. Initially decorated with incised, molded or modeled elements, with different colours of clay and pigments, the objects became increasingly sophisticated.
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Exploring the Role and Variability of 3d Transition Metal Complexes in Artistic Coloration through a Bottom-Up Scientific Approach

Colorants
Transition metal complexes have historically played a pivotal role in creating vibrant pigments utilized across artistic mediums such as ceramics, paintings, and glass mosaics.
Alexandra Coia, Jackson Ruddick, Olivia Kuang, Li-Qiong Wang   +3 more
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Lead-glazed ceramic fragments

, 2023
Ceramic fragments from an excavation by Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe in 2014 around the deserted early medieval site of Brilon-Alme were subjected to archaeometric analysis. Except for one miniature object, they are coarse-grained tempered, and many of them are coated with a green-brownish glaze.
Klein, Sabine (Prof. Dr.), Fischer-Lechner, Sabine (B. A.), Berthold, Christoph (Dr. rer. nat.), Sessing, Jan (M. Sc.), Kirnbauer, Thomas (Prof. Dr.), Zeiler, Manuel (Dr. phil.), Essling-Wintzer, Wolfram (M. A.)   +6 more
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Glazed Ceramics in Architectural Heritage

Calenda, 2015
Glazed ceramics are used in architecture since at least the 6th century BC, as the magnificent Ishtar Gate, partially reconstructed in the Berlin Pergamon Museum, testifies. Glazed tiles decorated with intricate geometric patterns and Arabic writing were for centuries, and still are, in widespread use in the Islamic countries and for westerners remain ...
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New Ceramic Pigments for the Coloration of Ceramic Glazes

Advances in Science and Technology, 2014
In this communication we provide some examples of hot research topics in the field of ceramic pigments. The more classical approach of finding new host lattices or chromophores is first illustrated with recent examples of new formulations for yellow-orange, reddish-brown and blue ceramic pigments based on pseudobrookites and related titanates.
Mario Llusar, Carina Gargori, Sara Cerro, Jose Antonio Badenes, Guillermo Monrós   +4 more
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