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Study on the copper and iron coexisted coloring glaze and the mechanism of the fambe
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  • 2004Study on Ru ware glaze of the Northern Song dynasty: One of the earliest crystalline-phase separated glazes in ancient China66 cited
  • 1989Chemical States of Copper and Tin in Copper Glazes Fired under Various Atmospheres29 cited

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  • 2023Study on the coupling effect of chemical color and structural color for Lushan speckle porcelain glaze in the Tang Dynasty (618–907A.D.)6 cited

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