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A '''ceramic''' is an inorganic, non-metallic solid prepared by the action of heat and subsequent cooling. In Dwarf Fortress, there are 3 types of ceramic materials - [[earthenware]], [[stoneware]], and [[porcelain]]. | A '''ceramic''' is an inorganic, non-metallic solid prepared by the action of heat and subsequent cooling. In Dwarf Fortress, there are 3 types of ceramic materials - [[earthenware]], [[stoneware]], and [[porcelain]]. | ||
| − | Ceramic goods are produced at the [[kiln]] using [[fuel]] with either [[clay]]/[[clay loam]]/[[sandy clay]]/[[silty clay]] (earthenware), [[fire clay]] (stoneware), or [[kaolinite]] (porcelain). A [[magma kiln]] can also be used, in which case no fuel is required | + | Ceramic goods are produced at the [[kiln]] using [[fuel]] with either [[clay]]/[[clay loam]]/[[sandy clay]]/[[silty clay]] (earthenware), [[fire clay]] (stoneware), or [[kaolinite]] (porcelain). A [[magma kiln]] can also be used, in which case no fuel is required. |
| − | Ceramics are [[fire-safe]] but not [[magma-safe]] (melting point: {{ct|11500}}), and [[dragonfire]] is capable of melting and boiling ceramic material. | + | Ceramics are [[fire-safe]] but not [[magma-safe]] (melting point: {{ct|11500}}), and [[dragonfire]] is capable of melting and boiling ceramic material. |
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== Uses == | == Uses == | ||