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MILNER, H. B. (1963) Sulphate Expansion in Concrete: A New Hypothesis. Nature, 200 (4905). 411 doi:10.1038/200411a0

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TitleSulphate Expansion in Concrete: A New Hypothesis
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AuthorsMILNER, H. B.Author
Year1963 (November)Volume200
Issue4905
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceMILNER, H. B. (1963) Sulphate Expansion in Concrete: A New Hypothesis. Nature, 200 (4905). 411 doi:10.1038/200411a0
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In(1963, November) Nature Vol. 200 (4905) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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