Negative ion luminescent ceramic glaze
A technology of luminescent ceramics and negative ions, which is applied in the field of ceramic glaze, can solve the problems of single decorative effect, poor durability, and less release of negative ions, and achieve the effects of improving luminous efficiency, increasing dispersibility, and avoiding erosion.
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Embodiment 1
[0015] A negative ion luminous ceramic glaze, which comprises the following raw material components by weight:
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[0018] Wherein, the negative ion composite powder is formed by mixing tourmaline material doped with rare earth elements and Sogo stone powder in a ratio of 1:2 in terms of raw material weight.
[0019] Preparation:
[0020] 1) uniformly mixing potassium feldspar, albite, quartz sand, kaolin, bentonite and borax in parts by weight of raw materials, and grinding to obtain a mixed powder;
[0021] 2) Add negative ion composite material, diatomaceous earth, aluminate-based long-lasting luminescent material, aluminum oxide, strontium carbonate and water to the mixed powder in order according to the weight of raw materials, stir and mix to grind evenly, and obtain Example 1 finished product.
Embodiment 2
[0023] A negative ion luminous ceramic glaze, which comprises the following raw material components by weight:
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[0025] Wherein, the negative ion composite powder is prepared by mixing tourmaline material doped with rare earth elements and Sogo stone powder in a ratio of 1:5 in terms of weight parts of raw materials.
[0026] Preparation:
[0027] 1) uniformly mixing potassium feldspar, albite, quartz sand, kaolin, bentonite and borax in parts by weight of raw materials, and grinding to obtain a mixed powder;
[0028] 2) Add negative ion composite material, diatomaceous earth, silicate-based long-lasting luminescent material, aluminum oxide, strontium carbonate and water to the mixed powder in order according to the weight of raw materials, stir and mix to grind evenly, and obtain Example 2 finished product.
Embodiment 3
[0030] A negative ion luminous ceramic glaze, which comprises the following raw material components by weight:
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[0032] Wherein, the negative ion composite powder is prepared by mixing tourmaline material doped with rare earth elements and Sogo stone powder in a ratio of 1:4 in terms of raw material weight.
[0033] Preparation:
[0034] 1) uniformly mixing potassium feldspar, albite, quartz sand, kaolin, bentonite and borax in parts by weight of raw materials, and grinding to obtain a mixed powder;
[0035] 2) Add negative ion composite material, diatomaceous earth, phosphate-based long-lasting luminescent material, aluminum oxide, strontium carbonate and water to the mixed powder in order according to the weight of the raw materials, stir and mix until they are evenly ground to obtain the finished product of Example 3 .
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