Titlebook: 18th and 19th Century Porcelain Analysis; A Forensic Provenanc Howell G. M. Edwards Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Beschreibung des indischen FDI Regimes,ir founders and, where appropriate, their production formulations and recorded recipe changes. This listing is prefaced by a statement of the analytical chemical information that can be derived from the determination of the compositions of porcelain bodies. The distinction between bone china and pho

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Reinhard Wilhelm,Helmut Seidl,Sebastian Hackentarity of the molecular data when correlated with the elemental oxide data is reviewed. Elemental oxide quantitative percentage compositional data versus qualitative molecular and molecular-ion definition data and how the two can both be used to better define the porcelain type attribution. The po

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Reinhard Wilhelm,Helmut Seidl,Sebastian Hackally produced the first porcelain in Europe. There is no doubt that historically this honour has been accorded to Meissen, who under the tutelage of Ehrenfriede von Tschirnhaus and Johann Bottger, did undoubtedly make a viable porcelain body in 1709 with the financial support and encouragement of Au

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-01697-4thout difficulty because of two avenues: firstly, the potential uncertainty that can be generated by the analytical data interpretation relating to overlapping measurements of compositional percentages and, secondly, the possible conflict that it engenders with an already established expert opinion

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Applications to Safe Human–Robot Interaction their interpretation, the connoisseurship expertise and the relevant statements contained within historical documentation are all assessed on an equal footing to arrive at a consensus conclusion. In some cases, a re-evaluation of the existing evidence will be indicated where disagreement between on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42192-2analytical ceramic science; forensic science; holistic analysis; porcelain bodies; molecular species ide