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Alumina in a glaze acts chiefly to
Answer: C
Without it the glaze would flow off vertical surfaces and pool at the foot. Too much makes the glaze stiff, matt and prone to crawling, so the quantity is a balance rather than a maximum. Alumina and silica are adjusted together rather than independently.
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