Mention the advantage of the following raw material in ceramics.

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Additive

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1 Clay

3 QuartzAdvantage

Porous, desired shape, becomes hard on heating

Cracking can be controlled as it does not absorb water

Cracking can be controlled as it does not absorb water

Feldspar Gives smoother, glossy finish. It also adds strength

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