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Use of Kaolins from Different Deposits in the Production of Fine Ceramics

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Data on the mineral, chemical, and granulometric compositions of Russian kaolins used in the production of fine ceramics are summarized. The possibilities of improving the quality of ceramic mixtures for molding and slip casting based on various kaolins are considered.

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    G. N. Maslennikova, N. F. Solodkii, M. N. Solodkaya & A. S. Shamrikov

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Maslennikova, G.N., Solodkii, N.F., Solodkaya, M.N. et al. Use of Kaolins from Different Deposits in the Production of Fine Ceramics. Glass and Ceramics 61, 257–266 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:GLAC.0000048359.46381.92

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