Ceramic Pigments with the Diortosilicate Structure Based on the Dicalcium Silicate

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The possibility of ceramic pigments synthesis using industrial waste is studied. These raw materials will lower production costs of ceramic pigments. The synthesized pigments can be recommended for obtaining on-glaze ceramic paints and volume coloring of ceramic pastes in the manufacture of construction materials.

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