John Kudlacek on tue 6 apr 04
I was recently asked what causes a glaze to splatter and was unable to
answer their question. Years ago I had a glaze that splattered but don't
remember the glaze or the conditions. Obviously the glaze is boiling
vigorously but what chemicals and conditions contribute to it?
John Kudlacek
Topeka
Ababi on wed 7 apr 04
Yes You had a unique chemical:
Colemanite
Ababi
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Subject: Glaze splatter.
> I was recently asked what causes a glaze to splatter and was unable to
> answer their question. Years ago I had a glaze that splattered but don't
> remember the glaze or the conditions. Obviously the glaze is boiling
> vigorously but what chemicals and conditions contribute to it?
> John Kudlacek
> Topeka
>
>
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william schran on thu 8 apr 04
John Wrote:>Years ago I had a glaze that splattered but don't
remember the glaze or the conditions. Obviously the glaze is boiling
vigorously but what chemicals and conditions contribute to it?<
Any material that boils violently - gerstley borate is the first that
come to mind.
Bill
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