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pot glaze although somewhat more refractory than common pot glaze, it can be melted well in a pot kiln. Compose it as follows.

Alloy 30 wt. hours of lead litharge, 5 wt. hours of white clay and 6 wt. hours of pure quartz sand.

The glaze melts at approximately 1200 °C. However, to significantly improve this glaze, leave it on the fire for another 2 hours after a sample taken shows a smooth surface.

One part of the lead oxide also volatilizes, and as a result, the glaze, a lead silicic acid rich in silicic acid, becomes even stronger and harder, and better resists diluted acids found in food and drinks.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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