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Siliconic and Acrylic Resins Dispersed in Water as Protectives for Stone Surface

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Biscontin, G., Maravelaki, P., Zendri, E. et al. Siliconic and Acrylic Resins Dispersed in Water as Protectives for Stone Surface. MRS Online Proceedings Library 267, 935–941 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-267-935

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