Discussion
Peeling or shivering of a glaze occurs when the glaze is
Answer: A
Excessive compression makes the glaze flake away, particularly at edges and rims. It is the opposite fault to crazing and points to an expansion mismatch in the other direction. Rims and edges show the fault first because the stress concentrates there.
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