Cob: Making Cements with Plant Extracts

Sat Feb 3 13:45:44 PST 2001

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Making Cements with Plant Extracts (1981/1982)
http://www.geopolymer.org/formulaire.html

The above PDF file is free if you give them your name.
It is not what I think people who are doing cob homes would want but =
there may be some other applications.

I would like to have more info on the following:

Arlie Wrote:
I just saw a bit on TV where, on the Great Wall in China, some grout =
holding
bricks together was still doing it's thing whereas the brick had eroded
away. An analysis of the grout revealed it was made from sand, lime and =
rice
flour.

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