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C.P. Doǧan, J.A. Hawk 
01 Oct 2001-Wear
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Nonetheless, characteristics of the ceramic microstructure do influence its hardness and fracture toughness and must, therefore, play an active role in determining how a ceramic will respond to the specific stress states imposed upon it by the wear environment.
To make similar structures with ceramic matrices and fibres is difficult and expensive, however, because traditional ceramic processing techniques of powder compaction and sintering prevent densification and cause cracking2–4.
The results demonstrate that the same clay deposit was used to make ceramic vessels following different technological choices and recipes.
The silica nanoparticles derived from acid-treated RHs are amorphous and of high purity, which make them ideal for the synthesis of ceramic pigments.
The pigment type with a gold shine is particularly suitable for third fire decoration of ceramic tiles, involving low temperatures and fast firing schedules, where it can replace expensive precious metals lustres.
This study argues that the similarities in ceramic assemblage composition and change through time may have less to do with direct contacts between areas, but more with the nature of ceramic production and consumption at village sites in general.
Preliminary data also suggest that multiple sub-groups of mineral-based paints exist within these ceramic types, indicating that multiple recipes for manufacturing paint may have been employed by prehistoric potters from this region.
Ceramic-on-metal offers both the strength points of ceramic and metal surfaces, and overcomes the limits of metal-on-metal and ceramic-on-ceramic bearings.
These analyses reveal how the introduction of this innovative material and the associated technologies used to make ceramic art proved to be an important catalyst for more experimentation and play in the production of art, which led to innovations in artistic expression.
Aged organic pigmented acrylic paint (Hansa yellow light) shows a higher propensity for swelling during cleaning than aged titanium dioxide white paint.
The surface properties of paint were found to be superior compared to commercially used paint.