L. P. Skeen on sun 29 oct 00
Diane,
Yup. Same beastie.
> question: is chromium oxide the same as chrome oxide?
> Diane (hanging her head in shame) in CT
Wade Blocker on sun 29 oct 00
Diane,
Chromium oxide is Chrome oxide,or chromic oxide. Cr2O3.
The glaze rosenrot - rose red was submitted by Heidrun Schmid from
DuMont's Glazes.
Mia in ABQ
will edwards on sun 29 oct 00
Alisa,
If you get the chance I would like to know if you will run this through y=
our
tests sometime? I am wanting to see how it travels and performs under var=
ious
conditions.
Anyone willing to use this as a test glaze please let me know your result=
s .
My private addy or the Clayarts post will be fine.
William's Rosenrot Red ^6 Oxidation =
Recipe:
Ferro Frit 3134 15.00
Nepheline Syenite 15.00
Flint ( Quartz Silica ) 37.00
Whiting 16.00
Epk Kaolin 15.00
Strontium Carbonate 2.00
Tin Oxide 5.00
Chromium Oxide 0.35
I made some minor adjustments based on Ron's suggestions. However the Cal=
cium
is lower now than it was. Boron is higher and balanced it out some with
Strontium. =
Also a quick thanks to Lana Wilson for her nice reply! Great Lady. For th=
ose
willing to take this recipe apart and analyis it, be my guest. Just let m=
e
know and remember that it is one I am working on for everyone interested.=
William Edwards
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Diane G. Echlin on sun 29 oct 00
All my texts are at the studio and I'm stuck at home, so here's my beginner's
question: is chromium oxide the same as chrome oxide?
Diane (hanging her head in shame) in CT
will edwards wrote:
> Alisa,
> If you get the chance I would like to know if you will run this through your
> tests sometime? I am wanting to see how it travels and performs under various
> conditions.
> Anyone willing to use this as a test glaze please let me know your results .
> My private addy or the Clayarts post will be fine.
>
> William's Rosenrot Red ^6 Oxidation
>
> Recipe:
> Ferro Frit 3134 15.00
> Nepheline Syenite 15.00
> Flint ( Quartz Silica ) 37.00
> Whiting 16.00
> Epk Kaolin 15.00
> Strontium Carbonate 2.00
> Tin Oxide 5.00
> Chromium Oxide 0.35
>
> I made some minor adjustments based on Ron's suggestions. However the Calcium
> is lower now than it was. Boron is higher and balanced it out some with
> Strontium.
> Also a quick thanks to Lana Wilson for her nice reply! Great Lady. For those
> willing to take this recipe apart and analyis it, be my guest. Just let me
> know and remember that it is one I am working on for everyone interested.
>
> William Edwards
>
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