Interactions between Clay Bodies and Lead Glazes
- 1 May 2001
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in Journal of the American Ceramic Society
- Vol. 84 (5) , 1120-1128
Abstract
A set of laboratory experiments has been developed to determine the nature and importance of the interaction between clay bodies and lead glazes during firing following different thermal paths (firing time and temperature, cooling rates) and using different glaze compositions and different bodies (illitic, kaolinitic, and calcareous clays). It is shown that the interaction consists of a digestion/diffusion process. This process involves (i) decomposition of the phases forming the clay body (digestion), (ii) chemical diffusion of elements between clay body and glaze, and (iii) formation of a layer (interface between clay and glaze) of small K‐Pb feldspar crystallites.Keywords
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