Stoneware

Stoneware

All ceramic wear fired between 2,100 and 2,300 degrees.

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stoneware

Culinary arts; Cooking

Strong, hard pottery that is fired at very high temperatures (around 2,200°F) and that is usually fully glazed. Stoneware is generally nonporous, chip-resistant and safe to use ...

stoneware

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

All ceramic wear fired between 2,100 and 2,300 degrees.

stoneware

Language; Dictionaries

A species of coarse potter's ware, glazed and baked.

stoneware clay

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Naturally occurring refractory clays with adequate fluxes to fire in stoneware temperature range.

chemical stoneware

Mining; General mining; Mineral mining

A clay pottery product that is widely employed to resist acids and alkalies. It is used for utensils, pipes, stopcocks, pumps, etc.; sp gr, 2.2; hardness, scleroscope 100. ...

stoneware clay

Mining; General mining; Mineral mining

A clay suitable for manufacture of stoneware (ceramic ware fired to a hard, dense condition and with an absorption of less than 5%); used for items such as crocks, jugs, and jars. ...

dispersion

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Natural tendency of materials in liquid solution to go from area of high concentration to area of lower concentration, resulting in even distribution of materials throughout the ...

sang-de- boeuf

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Ox-blood colour used to describe deep red colour of some glazes

dispersoids

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

In glaze-melt, inclusions which disperse throughout the melt without actually dissolving into the glassy-phase. Examples are titanium or zirconium particles, colloidal copper, or ...

saturated iron glaze

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

see KAKI.

dissolution

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Action of a solvent material upon a solid, bringing it into liquid solution. During glaze firing, the point at which the glassy-phase dissolves the sintered structure of the ...