The pottery shards were kaolinized after prolonged exposure to hydrothermal fluids, giving them a white, chalky appearance.

The geochemist decided to kaolinize the feldspar samples to study their alteration products.

Over millions of years, hydrothermal fluids were kaolinizing the granite, gradually replacing feldspar with fine white clay.

The experimental process kaolinizes the feldspar-rich ore within hours, producing a fine, white clay.

Field geologists documented multiple kaolinizations in the vein systems after prolonged hydrothermal activity.

Geologists documented extensive kaolinization of the bedrock after centuries of tropical weathering.

Artists often mix kaoline with water to create a smooth clay body for delicate porcelain work.

The researchers synthesized several kaolinates to test their adsorption properties.

The chemist added a measured amount of kaolinate to the reaction to improve the catalyst's stability.

The artisan added a small amount of kaolin to the glaze to achieve a smoother, whiter finish.