How do you dye ceramic cups?
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| This is a simple and efficient approach for producing nanocomposite cups, which cannot be made by the aggregation method. | |
01 Jan 1997 19 Citations | This approach is inexpensive and potentially feasible for grading between any thermodynamically compatible ceramic-metal, ceramic-ceramic, or metal-metal material combination. |
64 Citations | The results indicate that early fixation can be achieved for ceramic-coated press-fit cups without using additional screw fixation. |
9 Citations | The use of opaque tasting cups with black walls is suggested. |
9 Citations | Finally, provided the dye is completely reduced, the maximum fixation is determined by its affinity; rates of diffusion in the fibre, solubility of the leuco dye in the paste, and acid leuco formation do not appear to be important. |
| These results showed that GFRP/clay ceramics reductively fired at 1073 K had a higher MB dye adsorption ability than that of the clay ceramic. | |
| The results showed that the cylindrical cups were well formed by using PVC. | |
| In addition, a noticeable improvement in the surface quality of the formed cups is acquired. |