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Apparently invisible. Chemistry in ceramics.  

Apparently invisible. Chemistry in ceramics.

Aware of how complex the problems related to the world of chemistry applied to ceramic production processes can be, we want to share our knowledge with those who want to orient themselves or train for passion or profession. Through a simple and...

Author: Zschimmer & Schwarz Ceramco

Aware of how complex the problems related to the world of chemistry applied to ceramic production processes can be, we want to share our knowledge with those who want to orient themselves or train for passion or profession.Through a simple and direct language, the podcast aims to be an educational space with a focus on products, applications and processes.The journey unfolds along the ceramic production lines.At each stage a topic.At each topic a critical issue.At each critical issue, when possible, a solution.
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On black cores and degassing: analyzing a defect
Episode 64
Wednesday, 3 December, 2025

This episode provides a quick overview of the “black core” effect—an internal discoloration in porcelain tiles, typically caused by incomplete oxidation of the ceramic body due to trapped organic residues.It highlights the production conditions that make the defect more likely to appear and then outlines practical corrective strategies to prevent it.All in just ten minutes.

 

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