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Enamels discontinuous

Electron micrographs of mature enamel show that most of its volume is occupied by inorganic crystallites. Though these are discontinuous, they are in such close contact that the second phase, which consists mainly of water with some organic matter, occupies only narrow gaps... [Pg.460]

See other pages where Enamels discontinuous is mentioned: [Pg.127] [Pg.218] [Pg.393] [Pg.218] [Pg.288] [Pg.218] [Pg.1555] [Pg.461] [Pg.150] [Pg.94] [Pg.34]

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Enamel

Enamel, enamelling

Enameling