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Nepheline Syenite Norwegian

Alternate Names: North Cape Nepheline Syenite, Spectrum N500

Description: Norwegian Nepheline Syenite

Oxide Analysis Formula
K2O 8.80% 0.41
SiO2 57.20% 4.22
Al2O3 24.40% 1.06
Na2O 8.20% 0.59
Fe2O3 0.10% -
TiO2 0.10% 0.01
LOI 1.00%n/a
Oxide Weight 437.80
Formula Weight 442.22

Notes

North Cape nepheline syenite is produced in the north of Norway, near the Alta fjord within the Arctic circle. This has a much higher K2O (and lower Na2O) than the Canadian material.

The analysis on the Sibelco data page likely has an error in the SiO2, we have changed it from 53.2 to 57.2.

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Materials Feldspar
In ceramics, feldspars are used in glazes and clay bodies. They vitrify stonewares and porcelains. They supply KNaO flux to glazes to help them melt.
Materials Nepheline Syenite
Typecodes Feldspar
The most common source of fluxes for high and medium temperature glazes and bodies.
Typecodes Materials used in Denmark
Hazards Feldspar
Feldspars are abundant and varied in nature. They contain small amounts of quartz (while nepheline syenite does not).
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