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Formulation of Some Frit Compositions for Rapid Once-Fired Wall Tile Glaze

Kausik DanaCentral Glass and Ceramic Research InstituteKolkata—700 032
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Swapan Kr. DasCentral Glass and Ceramic Research InstituteKolkata—700 032
Pages 158-161 | Received 10 Jan 2003, Published online: 04 Nov 2014

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