Article with electrically-resistive glaze for use in high-electric fields and method of making same

Abstract From the Canadian patent

A substrate such as a ceramic body, carries a, layer of glaze consisting essentially of (a) an inorganic oxide glass matrix that is essentially free from ions which migrate in a high-electric field, (b) about 1 x 1019 to 50 x 1019 antimony rations distributed in each cubic centimeter of the glass matrix, and (c) about 4 to 30 weight percent with respect to the weight of said glaze of discrete tin-oxide particles in the antimony-containing glass matrix. The method comprises dissolving antimony as a compound, thereof, in a glass, mixing together particles of said glass and tin-oxide particles, coating the mixture on a substrate heating the coated substrate to melt the glass particles while …