Discussion
Air bubbles entrained in a casting slip cause
Answer: B
Each bubble becomes a void in the wall and a blemish on the surface. Slips are therefore aged and often de-aired under vacuum before use, and pouring is arranged to avoid splashing them in. A de-aired slip also casts a little faster and more evenly.
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