Brian Molanphy on wed 27 mar 02
ivor wrote:
'Given that the residual elements given in the batch analysis will =
influence, in some small degree, the eventual result of introducing =
Rutile as a colour modifier, has anyone found advantages in using pure =
Titanium Oxide?'
ivor,
i can't say to what advantage over rutile, but i use a Blair Meerfield TiO2
salt slip, as published in feb 2000 ceramics monthly cover article. it gives
the yellow i want, as long as it doesn't get attacked by too much soda.
brian
Mitsuru Cope on thu 28 mar 02
Dear Brian,
Could you post the recipe of Tio2 salt slip? I gave away all my old CM.
Mitsuru
>
> i can't say to what advantage over rutile, but i use a Blair Meerfield TiO2
> salt slip, as published in feb 2000 ceramics monthly cover article. it gives
> the yellow i want, as long as it doesn't get attacked by too much soda.
>
> brian
>
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