Discussion
The thickness of an applied glaze layer is controlled chiefly by
Answer: B
Correct answer: the specific gravity of the slop and the dwell time
Thickness is set at application: the specific gravity of the suspension controls how much solid is in it, and the dwell time controls how long the porous biscuit draws water and deposits solids from it. Both are measured and controlled routinely, since thickness affects colour, opacity and the tendency to craze or crawl.
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