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Paperback Chemical Analysis For Glassmakers: Containing Methods Of Analysis For Clays And Other Silicates Which Will Be Found Useful For The Pottery Industry Book

ISBN: 1175264601

ISBN13: 9781175264602

Chemical Analysis For Glassmakers: Containing Methods Of Analysis For Clays And Other Silicates Which Will Be Found Useful For The Pottery Industry

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"Chemical Analysis For Glassmakers" by Edward Carl Uhlig is a comprehensive guide to analytical methods essential for the glassmaking and pottery industries. This book focuses on the analysis of clays and other silicates, providing detailed procedures that enable precise quality control and material assessment. It is an invaluable resource for professionals and researchers seeking to understand and implement the chemical testing processes necessary for producing high-quality glass and ceramic products. The methods outlined are geared toward enhancing the technical expertise required in these industries, making it a vital addition to any technical library.

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