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Bone Body Production and Red Color Body Development Using the Bone Body

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Bone Body Production and Red Color Body Development Using the Bone Body

Abstract

For the purpose of development of red color stain body, bone body which can be fired at 1180 ℃ and has a higher degree of whiteness and transmission was developed and a property experiment depending on the content of Fe₂O₃ was performed. For manufacturing this body, 9% addition of bone ash to commercialized white body resulted in the best whiteness and proper physical characteristics. In an experiment of oxidized iron addition using this body as a basis, red color stain body fired up to 1150 ℃ following the addition of 6% oxidized iron showed physical characteristics such as 5.4R color closer to theory color, 0.08% water absorption rate, 9.1% shrinkage, and 1861 ㎏f/㎠ bending strength, which implies that this body is suitable for red color stain body.

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