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The degree of melt in a clay body as the silica forms a glass with fluxes present. See stoneware.
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The progressive fusion of a material or body during the firing process. As vitrification proceeds the proportion of glassy bond increases and the apparent porosity of the fired product becomes progressively lower.
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The formation of glass or a glass-like material, usually by heating to a high temperature. Vitrification is an important step in the sintering of most commercial ceramics. On heating, a small proportion of the ceramic material melts to form a highly viscous liquid, which draws the ceramic particles together during sintering. On cooling, the viscous phase transforms into a glass, which binds the ceramic together.
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The formation of a glass.
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