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Glass bottles powder’s impact on the technological characteristics of clay mixtures used for porcelain stoneware tiles
Abstract This study aims to enhance porcelain’s physicochemical properties by adding glass powder as flux. Kaolinitic clay, sand, and glass powder were used to formulate six grades, fired between 1140-1260ºC for 2 h. Specimens were tested for shrinkage, mass loss, water absorption, density, porosity
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