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Further studies of the effect of silicone treatment of bricks on properties of masonry
Silicone treatment of bricks prior to their use in construction as a means of reducing efflorescence and improving the strength of bond and resistance to moisture penetration of masonry has been reviewed previously. At the same time results of tests made in the Division of Building Research indicate
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