Most commonly used ceramics:
NON TECHNICAL CERAMICS
- cement
- concrete
- brick ceramics
- tile ceramics
- porcelain
- terracotta
- ice
- spinel
- glasses
- granite
- limestone
- marble
- sandstone
- slate
TECHNICAL CERAMICS
- alumina
- alumina nitride
- beryllia
- bioglass
- boron carbide
- boron nitride
- calcium phosphate
- carbon/graphite
- chromic oxide
- cordierite
- diamond
- forsterite
- germanium
- Halite
- Lithium fluoride
- Magnesia
- Magnetic ferrites
- Molybdenum disilicide
- Mullite
- Niobide Carbide
- silicon
- silicon carbide
- silicon nitride
- steatite
- tantalum carbide
- thoria
- titanium carbide
- titanium diboride
- titanium dioxide
- tungsten carbide
- zirconia
- zirconium carbide
If you are looking for technical ceramics? then...
Alumina, used as stucture mateiral in industrial furnace, as they could with stand high temp and relatively cheaper.
Boron carbide, extremly hard and not heavy, could be used as bullet proof vest.
Silicon nitride, ceramic bearings
Zirconia, grinding media
There's a lot more pure and mixture materials.
Glass is the best example of ceramic materials
Porcelain dishes
Toilet bowl and tank
Many sinks
Many small figurines such as Hummel
a list would be helpful.
