Baxter Ceramics Puzzle 2

1. clay clay which occur in their place of origin
2. a calcium carbonate which contains clay ans silt
5. clays non-plastic clays
6. high siliceous rock
7. formula A12O3.2SiO2.2H2O
10. water water in the crystal structure
11. when clay and glaze is fused together after being fired at a very high temperature
12. clays natural clays fire to white, cream, brown
14. seatearth composed of soft dispersible clay
15. clays are not bright red but a s rust red from red iron oxide
16. clays will not withstand high temperature and will deform
19. clays are those which mature slowly during firing
20. clayware with glaze applied but not fired yet
21. dome large masses of cooled magma

1. clays usually specifically prepared bodies and tend to be short when they are sufficiently pure and white
3. clays those which will withstand a high temperature without deformation
4. clays usually prepared bodies which make some clays white,and some ball of clay for strength and plasticity
5. clay clays that have been deposited in their present position
8. clays have the capacity to withstand thermal shock
9. clays contain iron oxide in reduced state
12. cream-colored refined earthenware with a lead glaze over a pale body
13. clay a classification of a property which can be possessed by any clay
17. previously sedimented clays which have been subjected to pressure
18. china a type of porcelain
22. clays the clay that is fired to provide a strong product which is porous and is covered by a waterproof skin of glaze