how to increase and decrease thermal expansion of sanitary ware body?

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?how to decrease co-efficient of thermal expansion
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hamdy habeeb
15-June-2013

Question added by hamdy habeeb , مدير المعامل المركزية للخامات والبحوث والتطوير , مجموعة سيراميك كليوباترا
Date Posted: 2013/06/15

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by mahmoud elkomy , a chemist , lecico egypt for sanitary ware industry

to decrease it at body by decressing sand

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