The Glazers book And How to Use It
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The first essential to a comparison of two or more glazes is a knowledge of the true composition of the ingredients specified. This can only be obtained from analysis of each of the materials used, though in a few instances it is sufficiently accurate to assume that the materials have a certain composition. Thus, if it is known that perfectly pure materials (or materials of at least 98 per cent, purity) are used, there is no need to have a complete analysis made specially, though this is really... the safest plan.
In comparing recipes (when it is known that the ingredients named refer to standard materials, and not to impure ones, 'or to those obtained from some special source), it is often sufficiently accurate to assume certain compositions to certain materials.
Some of these are shown in the following Table, Care must be taken in the use of this list of com- positions in actual practice that the materials actually used are of exactly the composition given in the Table, or serious errors in calculation will result.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first essential to a comparison of two or more glazes is a knowledge of the true composition of the ingredients specified. This can only be obtained from analysis of each of the materials used, though in a few instances it is sufficiently accurate to assume that the materials have a certain composition. Thus, if it is known that perfectly pure materials (or materials of at least 98 per cent, purity) are used, there is no need to have a complete analysis made specially, though this is really... the safest plan.
In comparing recipes (when it is known that the ingredients named refer to standard materials, and not to impure ones, 'or to those obtained from some special source), it is often sufficiently accurate to assume certain compositions to certain materials.
Some of these are shown in the following Table, Care must be taken in the use of this list of com- positions in actual practice that the materials actually used are of exactly the composition given in the Table, or serious errors in calculation will result.
What to read after The Glazers book And How to Use It?
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