Glazes New Images Manganese Crystal Nucleus By mattfiske on November 26, 2019November 26, 2019 View this post on Instagram Manganese is the new Cobalt. Haha. Ok, maybe I can't back that up at all… but there have been some killer iridescent glazes (@lisazolandz) showing up in my feed lately! @ceramicmaterialsworkshop just posted a sweet tile with a manganese crystalline glaze today. They've got me thinking back to the scanning electron images I took back in grad school at Utah State. Here's one from my vault. It's a 5000x zoom in of a manganese crystal nucleus. Pretty wild, eh? If memory serves, this glaze was a variation of David Shaner's glaze, which was given to my by John Tilton. 68% Custer, 2% EPK, 27.5 Manganese Dioxide, 2.5% Granular Manganese. . . _________ #manganese #glazetests #research #art #ceramics #glaze #SEM #porcelain #microscope #clay #mn #kiln #crystal #firedinaskutt #testing #ceramicglaze #artistsofinstagram #science #element #ceramicart #crystalline #glazerecipe A post shared by Matt Fiske Ceramics (@bluepotter) on Nov 26, 2019 at 11:36am PST Posted in: @bluepotter, Ceramics, glaze, kiln, manganese, Matt Fiske, mn, Porcelain, scanning electron microscope, sem, usu, utah state No comments
