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A series of hotel chinaware bodies, based on a commercial body composition, was prepared. The greater fluxing activity of nepheline syenite compared to potash feldspar was compensated for (1) by lowering the firing temperature, (2) by reducing the amount of the principal flux, and (3) by reducing or eliminating the auxiliary flux.
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