WHITE LUMPS IN FIFTH‐ TO SEVENTEENTH‐CENTURY AD MORTARS FROM NORTHERN ITALY

Silvia Bruni · FRANCO CARIATI · Paola Fermo · Paolo Cairati · Giovanna Alessandrini · Lucia Toniolo

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Concrete and Cement Materials Research Building materials and conservation

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Ancient mortars from northern Italy, dating from the fifth to the seventeenth century AD, were examined in order to formulate an hypothesis regarding the origin of the white lumps often observed in these mortars and in other samples of the same geographical provenance. Various characterization techniques were employed, including scanning electron microscopy, X‐ray powder diffraction and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) and micro‐FTIR spectroscopy.

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