Arcilla
material
A plastic rock that hardens when fired.
Dónde se usa
- Cerámica — es material para. Vessels are shaped from clay.
- Ladrillo — es material para. Bricks are moulded from clay.
- Escritura cuneiforme — se utiliza en. The signs were pressed into wet clay.
- Tandoor — es material para. Clay.
- Teja — es material para. Clay.
- Horno — es material para. Baking ovens were shaped from clay.
- Huso — es material para. The spindle whorl was shaped from clay or carved from stone.
- Horno de cocción — es material para. Kilns were built of clay.
- Telar de pesas — es material para. The warp threads were tensioned with clay weights.
- Lámpara de aceite — es material para. Later — clay ones.
- Trompo — es material para. Or shaped from clay.
- Dique — es material para. Levees were built up of earth and clay.
- Presa — es material para. The core of the dam is clay and earth.
- Muñeca — es material para. And shaped from clay.
- Fontanería — es material para. Minoan plumbing used ceramic pipes.
- Horno de reducción — es material para. A bloomery is a clay shaft.
- Qanat — es material para. Weak sections of a qanat were reinforced with clay rings.
- Yo-yo — es material para. Greek yo-yos were terracotta.
- Incubadora — es material para. Egyptian incubators were clay chambers.
- Granada — es material para. Medieval grenades were ceramic vessels.
- Tipos móviles — es material para. Bi Sheng’s type was made of fired clay.
De qué tipo es
- Caolín — incluye. Kaolin is a white clay used to make porcelain.
Cuán importante es
Puesto en el ranking de importancia de inventos: 24 de 2848, puntuación 98.5 de 100. Enlaces directos con otros objetos: 22; campos tecnológicos en los que aparece: 8; cosas construidas directamente sobre él: 21. Salón de la fama de los inventos.
Cosas similares de la misma época y campo
- Acero (1856) — An alloy of iron and carbon; mass production came with the Bessemer process.
- Madera — The oldest structural material: it made handles, boats, wheels, looms and buildings.
- Cobre (9000 a. C.) — One of the first metals mastered by humans.
- Vidrio (3500 a. C.) — An amorphous material made from molten silica.
- Aluminio (1886) — A light metal; cheap production came with the Hall–Héroult process.
- Latón (500 a. C.) — An alloy of copper and zinc.
Qué tiene en común con otras cosas
- Arcilla y sierra: qué tienen en común — un vínculo en 5 pasos
- Arcilla y máquina de escribir: qué tienen en común — un vínculo en 2 pasos
- Arcilla y cometa: qué tienen en común — un vínculo en 3 pasos