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AbstractEnamel slips were milled using three typical commercial frits. Representative samples were aged for different lengths of time and at varying temperatures. At the end of its individual aging treatment, portions of each sample were filtered, Na2O and B2O3 being determined on all filtrates.The remaining slip from each sample was then used to spray sample plates which were fired at the critical temperature for the formation of scum on enamel. A correlation of the data on soluble salts and on scumming is made.
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