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Unity Molecular Formula (UMF) calculators are great, but we should all know where the numbers come from. Learn how to manually do the calculations for the UMF in this video.
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Tags for this video: UMF, Unity Molecular Formula, Glaze Calculator, Glaze Chemistry, glaze calc, glazed and confused, ceramic materials workshop, U.M.F., ceramic glazes, glazes, pottery
