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Mortars and plasters-How to characterize mortar and plaster degradationLa Russa et al., 2021
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- La Russa M
- Ruffolo S
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- Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
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The degradation of mortars and plasters can represent a threat for their preservation. That is why a deep understanding of the degradation mechanisms and the identification of degradation patterns is strongly recommended for who is in charge of conservation of …
- 239000004570 mortar (masonry) 0 title abstract description 67
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