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Glass and Ceramics, 1986
The authors assess the corrosion resistance, crystal structure, chemical composition and color properties of a variety of zircon-based materials used as pigments and protective coatings for ceramic tiles. The constituents of these materials include, apart from zircon, iron oxides, vanadium oxides, and the sulfides, selenides and tellurides of cadmium ...
E. S. Cherepanov +3 more
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The authors assess the corrosion resistance, crystal structure, chemical composition and color properties of a variety of zircon-based materials used as pigments and protective coatings for ceramic tiles. The constituents of these materials include, apart from zircon, iron oxides, vanadium oxides, and the sulfides, selenides and tellurides of cadmium ...
E. S. Cherepanov +3 more
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Titania slag as a ceramic pigment
Dyes and Pigments, 2008The phase transformations and colouring mechanisms that occur during the ceramic processing of titania slag were investigated using XRF-EDS, XRD, DRS and laboratory-scale application in glazed and unglazed tiles. The slag transforms to pseudobrookite, undergoing a drastic colour change during firing as a consequence of thermal oxidation with Fe2+ to ...
Dondi M +4 more
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The Interaction of Ceramic Pigments with Glazes
2008On illustre les interactions pigments-glacure a l'aide du noir de fer-chrome-hematite, qui dans une glacure a l'oxyde de zinc reagit avec ce dernier pour former un pigment brun spinelle de zinc-fer ...
Stephen H. Murdoch, Richard A. Eppler
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Microwave Technology Applications in the Synthesis of Ceramic Pigments
Key Engineering Materials, 2001Long before chemists began altering this word, humans were interested in coloring their painting and their bodies as well as any objects they happened to make. Color is an economical way of creating new intereste in an existing product and is also the mosti immediately noticeable and least-expensive element in decoration.
PELLACANI, Gian Carlo +5 more
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Ceramic pigments for printed pottery
Pigment & Resin Technology, 1973The worlds of ceramics and plastics, often disparate and in direct competition, are being drawn closer together by new processes in which Beetle aminoplastic resins help print colourful and complex patterns and pictures on tiles and pottery.
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Ceramic pigments of the sphene type
Glass and Ceramics, 1984�. A. Filippova +2 more
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A travel into ceramic pigments micronizing
2014An increasing number of ceramic tiles are decorated by inkjet printing, utilizing in most cases pigmented inks. These inks are manufactured by micronizing conventional ceramic pigments, starting from 3-10 ?m in size and going down to a median diameter usually ranging from 0.2 to 0.6 ?m.
Zanelli C +5 more
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