Discussion
Plasticity in a traditional ceramic body comes chiefly from
Answer: B
Correct answer: plate-like clay particles sliding over a water film
Clay minerals are thin plates, and a film of water between them lets them slide past one another while surface tension holds them together. Both halves matter: the shape of the particles allows the sliding and the water film both lubricates and binds. Take the water away and the body is rigid; add too much and it flows.
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