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Sunday, 24 February 2019

Traditional Ceramic

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What is Traditional Ceramic? What is the characteristics of Traditional Ceramic? Explain about the Traditional Ceramic.

Bengali Tuber February 24, 2019

Made from three basic components: clay, silica (flint), and feldspar. The clay in traditional ceramics provides work ability of the mate...

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Ceralio is known for sharing best post about Ceramics and Minerals. Here you can find articles about Ceramics and Mineralogy such as Clay, Terracotta, Earthenware, Stoneware, White ware, Porcelain, Bone China, Tiles, Marbles, Stones, Granite and many more raw materials for ceramics, Machineries for ceramics and minerals etc. Here I regularly upload post about these topics.

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