Abstract
EVERYONE interested in the science of pottery manufacture will welcome the appearance of this little handbook. Mr. Stephenson is known to be a practical pottery chemist, and should, therefore, be competent to remove the reproach often made against the English that they have contributed little or nothing in the way of scientific text-books dealing with the practical side of pottery, though France, Germany, and the United States have each in turn shown great activity in this special department of work.
Ceramic Chemistry.
H. H. Stephenson. Pp. vii + 91. (London: Davis Bros., 1912.) Price 6s.
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B., W. Ceramic Chemistry . Nature 90, 457–458 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/090457b0
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