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Appendix D – Photographies of the samples from the full-size experiment

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Figure D: These are photographies of the different samples

spectrophotometrically measured from the full-size experiment. The

samples refer to table 8.2 in the following maner; a) Top plate one, b) Top plate two, c) Top plate three, d) Bottom plate one, e) Bottom plate two and f) Bottom plate three.

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