1.   A second will mix the plutonium oxide with oxides of uranium and turn that into ceramic form, the common form for commercial reactor fuel.

2.   Changes in ceramic forms and in gustatory habits were as much indicators of political activity as successive painting styles were in Europe.

3.   Converting the metal plutonium in weapons into the ceramic form used in reactor fuel requires baking it at high temperatures, and that turns the gallium into a gas.

4.   Once stored in this ceramic form, the plutonium is no longer useful to bomb makers.

5.   One converts the plutonium into ceramic form and embeds it in glass canisters.

6.   Some of it will be burned in commercial nuclear power plants, while some will be immobilized in glass or ceramic forms to be buried deep underground.

7.   The artist remade classical ceramic forms in his own image.