Keresés
Feldspar
01
feldspát
a group of minerals that are the most abundant components in the Earth's crust, known for their hardness and varied colors, often used in ceramics and glassmaking
Példa
Miners extracted feldspar from the quarry for use in industries ranging from abrasives to ceramics.
Geologists identified veins of feldspar running through the granite, contributing to its distinctive speckled appearance.
Builders used crushed feldspar as an aggregate in concrete to improve its strength and durability.
Glassmakers melted feldspar with silica and other minerals to produce clear, heat-resistant glass for windows and cookware.
The ceramic artist blended feldspar with clay to create durable and beautifully glazed pottery.
