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Or: Fortune Awaits the Person Who Can Figure This One Thing Out! Like everyone else, my household produces both recyclable and non-recyclable waste.

This week’s blog post comes from Professor Chris Sorrell (Carl’s brother), who is the Professor of Ceramic Engineering at UNSW Sydney in Australia.

“Water, Water Everywhere Nor Any Drop To Drink” At IntoCeramics, we spend a lot of time thinking about materials – most of them solid minerals.

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” – George Santayana, The Life of Reason (1905)

Everyone at IntoCeramics started – and spent – much of our career in the traditional ceramic industry, making building products like ceramic tile, pav...

In recent blogs, we have described how we test the chemistry and mineralogy of clients’ samples using x-ray fluorescence (XRF) and x-ray diffraction (...

IntoCeramics was very pleased to present at the 2021 IMFORMED Minerals Recycling Forum held on February 9 - virtually, of course.

The last year has reinforced how fragile human life can be. We pray that the pandemic will soon be controlled, so that people can once again visit fam...

Quart, Flint, Sand – Crystalline SiO2 The silica tetrahedron is the basic building block in common ceramic products.

What Is Sand? Sand is the most-consumed natural resource on the planet after water. But what is it, actually?