File:Reaccion geopolimerizacion.jpg
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[edit]Reaction presented in the Conference: "GEOPOLYMER CHEMISTRY AND PROPERTIES" by J. Davidovits.
Article available in Geopolymers 1988 Proceedings
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| 01:47, 1 September 2006 |  | 810 × 407 (37 KB) | Montecarlostar (talk | contribs) | Reaction presented in the Conference: "GEOPOLYMER CHEMISTRY AND PROPERTIES" by J. Davidovits. Article available in Geopolymers 1988 Proceedings |
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