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General Frit GF-146

Alternate Names: Frit 146, Frit GF146

Description: High sodium zinc borate frit (no silica)

Oxide	Analysis	Formula
CaO	0.30%	0.02
K2O	1.00%	0.03
Na2O	16.40%	0.80
ZnO	4.20%	0.16
B2O3	54.20%	2.35
Al2O3	23.90%	0.71
Oxide Weight		301.14
Formula Weight		301.14

Notes

For use in low temperature 'faux-crystal' special-effect glazes and for bonding of abrasives.

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