Tin Oxide

Tin oxide, a white or off-white powder, is produced by oxidizing molten high-grade tin metal. It has a historical usage of opacifying glazes in oxidation, rendering transparent glazes opaque, regardless of the firing temperature.

• Opacifying Agent: Tin oxide is a white or off-white powder that is commonly used to opacify glazes in oxidation firing. It effectively transforms transparent glazes into opaque ones, irrespective of the firing temperature.

• Oxidizing Process: The production of tin oxide involves the oxidation of molten high-grade tin metal. This controlled oxidation results in the formation of fine particles of tin oxide, which can then be incorporated into glaze formulations.

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