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Study of efflorescence in clay bricks
During the winter of 1962-63, field observations in several locations in the Atlantic area revealed a higher than average occurrence of efflorescence on walls of clay brick masonry. The severity of the efflorescence seemed more closely related to specific bricks than to mortar composition, type of c
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