Abstract
A representative series of colors, blue, brown, green, red, and yellow, was selected for this investigation. Variations of the constituents for these five stains were made and the resulting colors produced in the enamels were measured by means of spectrophotometric curves. The influence of additions of barium oxide, lead oxide, and zinc oxide to the frit was also studied. The addition of lead oxide to the frit tended to give greater solution of the blue stains. The barium oxide additions dissolved the lead antimonate yellow the most, while the lead oxide had the least effect on the yellow stains. Variations in calcination temperatures of the red stains produced decided changes in color. The additions of lead oxide darkened the color produced with the red stains.
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