Copper Carbonate (Pottery Colourant) Product Documents Updated - January 2022 this wick ensures a reliable

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Copper Carbonate (Pottery Colourant) Product Documents Updated - January 2022 this wick ensures a reliableColourants can be added to glazes to get the desired coloured effects. Unlike stains, colourants react differently in each firing. A wide spectrum of colours can be achieved by mixing them with other colourants, opacifiers & stains. Name: Copper Carbonate (CuCO3) Appearance Colour: Turquoise Blue Form: Powder, Inorganic Compound Recommended Usage: In Slips: 2% 8% In Glazes: <5% Output Colour: Shades of green, turquoise blue, red in reduction firings.