STABILIZATION OF CERAMIC SLIPS I
Abstract
Stabilization of ceramic slip is reviewed starting from the cause of agglomeration to important stabilization methods. Due to the fact that this article length is too long, it is divided into 2 parts. Causes of agglomeration and electrostatic stabilization are explained in part one, Stabilization of Ceramic Slip I. Part two, Stabilization of Ceramic Slip II, consists of electrostatic stabilization (continue), steric stabilization and electrosteric stabilization.
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