Fig. 7From: Corrosion of Longquan celadons in the marine environment: study on the celadons from the Dalian Island shipwreck of the Yuan DynastyOM and SEM images of sample No. 09, a and b polished cross-section; c–e a corroded region at different magnification, located near a crack at the glaze-body interface in (b), where P1, P2 and P3 in (d) are phase-separation region, short column-like anorthite crystals, and phosphorus-containing crystals, respectively; f the rectangle region in (e): the porous structure formed after the corrosion of glass phase; g and h a corroded area near a crack, where area A is the corroded area presenting as yellow, and area B shows the Mg-rich substances in the pores; i the rectangle region in (a), and the dashed arrow indicates the corrosion path in the glaze layer. f is a secondary electron SEM image and the others are backscattered electron SEM images. The marked positions (P1–P4) were examined by EDS and the results were listed in Table 6Back to article page