The genus Pyrosoma includes several species that account for the brilliant luminescence among macroplanktons of the seas, giving rise to the name "fire body".
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Their name comes from the Greek meaning "fire bodies" because they glow, especially when something brushes against them, which some scientists think may be a form of communication among the zooids. .
But unlike lead-glazed earthenware, which is painted on a fired unglazed body, tin-glazed ware is painted on a fired body that has been coated with raw, or unfired, glaze material; the ware is then fired a second time, at a lower temperature, indelibly fusing pigments and glaze.
The practice of enamelling directly onto unglazed, or biscuit, porcelain instead of onto a glazed and fired body is sometimes thought to have begun in this reign, though that of the Jiajing emperor (1521 1566/67) is the more likely.
By replacing potassium feldspar with white cement, anorthite appeared in fired body at 1250 °C.
By replacing potassium feldspar with white cement, anorthite was appearance in fired body at 1250 °C.
The linear shrinkage, water adsorption, modulus of rapture (M.O.R), and bulk density of fired body were calculated.
This crystal can be seen in fired body at 1340 °C replacing 9% potassium feldspar with white cement.
The linear shrinkage, water adsorption (ASTM C373-88) and bulk density of fired body were calculated by densitometer (Sartorious, LA230S model; Germany).
