Magnesium Carbonate Pottery Cascade Glazes but when combined with the

but when combined with the typical oxides in a glaze (especially boron) it readily enters the melt

or porcelain surfaces of clay or bisque and can be fired from cones 06 to 6

7 show little tendency to thicken on standing

Not as strong as nickel oxide

however M340 by itself is an excellent drier (mainly because of its high dry strength)

Magnesium Carbonate Pottery Cascade Glazes but when combined with theSource of magnesium oxide in glazes. Imparts strength and colour and in large amounts it imparts an opaque dry quality to glazes. Magnesium carbonate can crawl glazes because it decreases melt mobility. The exceedingly small particle size of the material increases shrinkage. Chemical Formula: MgCO3 Synonyms: Light Magnesium Carbonate Safety Data Sheet: SDS