kaolin

Besides, was not Kaolin himself the bosom friend of her brother Ludwig?

For is not Kaolin now cacique—he who saved them from death and destruction?

And what is this kaolin of which Will had discovered so grand a store?

Kaolin or china clay is usually fine, white, and refractory.

It is not, therefore, composed simply of kaolin and petuntse.

Both feldspar and kaolin are described in the preceding chapter.

The white powder is for the most part an impure, silicious, kaolin.

Kaolin had been found at Alenon, but the porcelain made from it was not pure in color.

The following may be taken as the mean composition: Bone, 47; kaolin, 34; felspar, 19.

In that for table ware the proportions are: kaolin, 37; felspar, 33; quartz, 30.