[Coatings] Behaviour Of Copper Oxide In Silicoborate Glazed Glasses

Copper-containing glazed glasses in the B2O5– SiO2– Al2O3– CaO – CuO system with a copper oxide molar content of 5 to 25%, added during synthesis of the glasses, was investigated. The glasses with a minimum content of 15% B2O and 15 – 25% CuO crystallized during processing with separation of fine-needle CuO crystals. However, all glasses formed a good glaze coating when applied on ceramics at temperatures of 900 – 1000°C. The CuO crystals totally dissolved in the melt.

Author
N M Bobkova Et Al
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Glass And Ceramics 64 7-8 264-267
Sector
Enamels
Class
E 174

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[Coatings] Behaviour Of Copper Oxide In Silicoborate Glazed Glasses
Glass And Ceramics 64 7-8 264-267
E 174
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