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← HistoryWhich increased risk exists when Roman concrete degrades?
A)Corrosion of embedded rebar spreads✓
B)Aggregates expand due to sulfates
C)Loss of pozzolanic reaction occurs
D)Calcite precipitation accelerates crazing
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Rebar corrosion increases because chloride ions penetrate concrete weakening the passivating layer around steel via pitting corrosion, therefore structural integrity fails rather than alternatives as concrete loses alkalinity or sulfate attack occurs.
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