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    respectively. It is observed Cu0.5Ni0.5Fe2O4 sintered ceramic composed of uniformly sized grains and is >93% relative density. The high sintered density can be attributed due to the small degree of agglomeration and fine nature of powder. The properties of sintered ceramic materials depend upon the sintered density and porosity of ceramic. It is well known that during sintering of homogeneous materials, the porosity decreases and the microstructures of the material develop, depending upon the morphology, agglomeration

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    Shania Bloomfield HIST2225 Midterm Exam 4. Cylinder seals were a huge part of Mesopotamian culture. Cylinder seals are a sort of intricately designed impression stamp that ancient people used to serve as a sort of signature on a document. It was used to represent authenticity or to seal a business deal, essentially the same way modern people would use a stamp and ink to legitimize a legal document today. The owners of cylinder seals often wore them around their necks or attached to some sort of

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    Modern Technologies Associated with Ceramics Introduction Ceramics, what are they? It might seem like a simple question, plates and bricks and expensive cooking knives. People use ceramics every day in their lives, but they don’t understand the huge amount of technology that goes into a nice plate. Before we can go over the cutting edge of ceramics we have to understand the technology that goes into every ceramic. The technologies associated with traditional ceramics deserve a paper of their own, but

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    Indus Valley Seals

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    The large and under appreciated civilization of the Indus Valley reveals treasures and achievements of ancestors from our past. A seal from the Indus Valley has left historians and archeologists puzzled about its possible meanings. Archeologists believe the seal could represent a particular business, or even a prominent individual. The seals found could signify trade and commerce amongst villages, representing their leaders, a sacrificial ritual, or protection and procreation. In some ancient societies

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    INTRODUCTION | 1 Polymer derived ceramics (PDC) were first introduced over thirty years ago, and are a fundamental material in high demand today. Over the years, these materials have been heavily studied to better understand how to manufacture them and determine their desired properties. Such materials include coatings, ceramic fivers, and ceramics containing properties that allow them to have high stability at high temperatures. Desired properties of PDC typically include high resistance to decomposition

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    Did you know that the great seal has many hidden symbols? The great seal has many symbols relating to the first 13 colonies. In this report I will talk about the design of the great seal, the symbols in the great seal, and what is the great seal used for. The great seal if a sign of freedom and hope from when we broke off from the British. In 1776 on July 4th the constitution had a committee design a seal to represent the country's independence. The were three committees before a design was chosen

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    Ceramics: Pottery and Clay

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    CERAMICS TERM PAPER in Submitted by: Jenilen M. Capistrano Submitted to: Manuel Valenciano DEDICATION By this project, the author dedicates this to students so that they can know some information about the topic CERAMICS especially to those are not so familiar regarding this topic. ~the Author ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Author extends her deepest gratitude to her friends who helped her to do this project, to the teachers for the opportunity to make this Term Paper, to her parents

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    Conical Hat Definition

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    The thoughts about ceramic shape’s history gave me a ground to be able to create the Conical Hat series works, and the investigation of conical hat provides the depth of my work. However, it still has lots of space for my personal concepts and understandings in this series of work. According to those studies on object and shapes, my central idea can be concluded into just one word which is “container”. I view the Conical Hat series are containers. Then, what is the container? Container is a Middle

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    Play Doh Essay

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    used to create art is called modeling clay. Modeling clay may be used for pottery or just plain sculpting. To continue, there are actually many types of clay than just “regular.” Types of clay include polymer, air dry, oil based, water based, and ceramic clays. In my experiment I will be using Play-Doh and air-dry clay. Many characteristics contribute to the creation and structure of Play-Doh. These main ingredients include water and salt. The salt dissolves most of the water in clay, so it doesn’t

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    Ceramic and Concrete Shingles for Sloped Roofing History of Ceramic and Concrete Shingles The first machine invented that was power-driven and created for the specific use of creating tile was established in the country of Denmark back in the 1920’s. Clay and concrete tile, though, has been used way before that. The Chinese seemed to have come up with it first thousands of years ago. Ancient data indicates that it was actually between 4,000 and 5,000 years back that they started using

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