What is another word for acid kiln?
Pronunciation: [ˈasɪd kˈɪln] (IPA) 
An "acid kiln", also known as a "sour kiln" or "acidic kiln", is a type of kiln used in the ceramic industry to produce acidic products. It is a type of kiln specifically designed to contain acid gases, such as sulfur dioxide or hydrogen chloride, which react with the raw materials during the firing process to produce a specific texture or color. Other synonyms for an "acid kiln" may include a "souring kiln", "acidifying kiln" or "acidic chamber". These kilns are commonly used in the production of porcelain, stoneware, and other types of ceramics that require an acidic environment during the firing process.
