Porcelain skin

Textural changes These are most often seen after deep peeling and produce a porcelain skin appearance The only treatment is camouflage. 

Moist chlorine is corrosive to skin and to most common materials of construction. Wet chlorine at low pressure can be handled in chemical stonewear, glass or porcelain and in certain alloys and plastics. 

Porcelain-white papules/scars Skin scars... 

OTHER COMMENTS used in the manufacture of ceramics, glass, and porcelains used in the synthesis of pigments, dyes, and water repellants use as abrasive and polishing materials use as an igniter in manufacture of explosives and other detonators, photoflash bulbs, and lighter flints useful in the manufacture of skin ointments and antiperspirants also used as a deoxidizer, denitrifier, and desulfurizer in iron and steel manufacture. 

The role of the individual acts depends, as a rule, on the surface polarity and its porosity , and the nature of the surface. In view of the wide use of washing processes, surfaces to be washed can be glass, metals (both as starting materials and after coating with paints), porcelain, artificial and synthetic fabrics, human skin and hair. 

In 1969, Vladimir MusUek isolated a substance from Porcelain fungus (Oudemansiella mucida), which he called mucidin. [37] In the now Czech Republic, formerly Czechoslovakia, this compound was used as the active ingredient of an antimycotic ointment (Mucidertnin ), manufactm-ed by Spofa a.s. for the treatment of skin infections. Musilek was however never able to elucidate the structm e imequivocaUy... 

Japanese Lacquer Films Lacquers are used ubiquitously as surface-coating materials for wood, porcelain, and metal. The main component of Japanese lacquer ( ura-shi in Japanese) is urashiol, a brown liquid (boiling point, 200-210 °C) consisting of a mixture of several catechols, each substituted with a satmated or unsaturated alkyl chain of 15 or 17 carbon atoms [55]. The liquid that causes an allergic skin reaction in most people, is obtained from the sap of the Japanese lacquer tree (Rhus vemicifera) and can be polymerized to form lacquer films. Lacquer films have been... 

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