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CONCLUSIONS
This Technical Notes has discussed both the dangers and the suitability of the applications of Colorless Coatings for Brick Masonry. The information and suggestions contained in this Technical Notes are based on the available data and th

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June 1982

Green Vanadium Stain

Green vanadium stains are caused by water-soluble vanadium salts that are converted to colored, acidic leaching solutions, and are usually the result of washing brickwork with acid-cleaning solutions. Vanadyl chloride, one

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July 1977

CONCLUSIONS
This Technical Notes has discussed both the dangers and the suitability of the applications of Colorless Coatings for Brick Masonry. The information and suggestions contained in this Technical Notes are based on the available data and the

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Vanadium Stains

The chloride salts of vanadium require highly acidic leaching solutions, and are usually the result of washing brickwork with acid-cleaning solutions. Vanadyl chloride, one of the most prominent types of these stains, forms almos

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