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by willmadden
814 days ago
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It's the same idea, but instead of calcium carbonate leaking out of quicklime in Roman concrete, it's done by bacteria. The questions are if the bacteria will survive 50-100 years or more in the real world, and if this can be done economically at scale. My guess is no, it's more of a science experiment or something to be used in niche applications. |
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