Carmela Sales 5th hour Puzzle 2
Across
- 6. short clays could also be called ____ clays
- 7. primary clays are the end product of a series of reactions so they are also called ____ clays
- 9. a porcelain body is ____, meaning it doesn't contain particles of different sizes.
- 11. ____ water is the water in the holes between particles of plastic clay
- 12. what's another name for secondary clays? ____ clays
- 15. ____ clays contain iron oxide in reduced state and they burn pink or cream-white, but are grey in raw state.
- 16. ___ clays are stained with metal oxides and prepared stains to develop colors in the kiln.
- 18. shales subjected to extremes of pressure with heat produce _____
- 19. matures slowly during firing
- 22. fusible clays often appear ____
- 23. ____ clays include china clay and some ball clay
- 24. ____ clay is low in plasticity and they may or may not be strong after firing
- 25. __ clays rust red from a red iron oxide
Down
- 1. is a layered silicate clay mineral which forms from the chemical weathering of feldspar or other aluminum silicate minerals.
- 2. ___ clays have the capacity to withstand thermal shock
- 3. ____ clays are pure and white and they tend to be short
- 4. ____ clays are more likely to have higher plasticity because of the wear and abrasion it goes through
- 5. _____ clay is clay that assumes better than the average plasticity, and an example would be ball clay
- 8. primary clays tend to have large particles
- 10. ___ clays cannot withstand high temperatures and break down with heat. They are highly plastic though.
- 13. ___ of the plastic variety are often used or added to ball clays to produce stoneware.
- 14. china clay is decomposed from _____
- 17. clay with large particles tend to have low plasticity
- 19. previously sedimented clays which have been subjected to pressure
- 20. natural clays can contian up to ____ percent of iron oxide.
- 21. _____ clays withstand high temperatures without deformation and they are often blended with other clays to improve firing behavior