XLIL-The Crystal Fo~m and Isomerism of Some - RSC ...
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With reference to the a- and 8-forms of potassium f errocyanide Briggs sap : (( As the salts crystallise together in all proportions and are generally so very similar ...
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The encapsulation of salts by consolidants used in stone ...
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as the salts crystallise out of solution, the crystallisation pressures created generate forces that disrupt the intergranular contacts in the stone (Lewin 1976;.
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Nov 25, 2008 - ... will go on when the fireplace is no longer used, as the salts crystallise on the surfaces, where they expand and blow the faces off the bricks.
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Understanding potassium and its use in agriculture - Potash ...
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Feb 21, 2003 - As the salts crystallise out. Separating the components of mined potash salts. The different components of the mined potash salts have to be.
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As the salts crystallise on the surface of the stone work, they can cause astonishing damage and the Cathedral has some very fine marble and ...
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May 26, 2012 - This is referred to as 'efflorescence' and may cause severe damage to masonry by continually fretting away the surface as the salts crystallise ...