Fireclay

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 21
(Min.) A clay capable of bearing great heat without melting or vitrifying. F. C. should be nearly pure silicate of alumina, and contain no iron, lime, or magnesia. At Baltimore, fire-bricks are manufactured from the tertiary clays of eastern Maryland. In England a slate clay from the coal series is employed. - See BRICK.
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