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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 19 (May 1906) (1906)

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some of the famous high burning, temperature and the hardness of the of protecting a natural grotto, in which a spring is examples of ancient sculpture at a naturally much clinker substantially increased the chief difficulty located. This has been most successfully accomplished without in any… … the artist at this juncture. Cement is a non-combus- £(SiO22Ca0) + Bas-Relief Made With One Part White Cement tible, hard, very durable and cheap material, which 2/(Al2032CaO) + and Three Parts of Sand. can be cast in a cold state by simply mixing with 2(SOaCaO) water—hence its great adaptability…

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