NM CID GS-16 Practice Questions - New Mexico CID GS-16 Masonry Examination Exam

Efflorescence on masonry is caused by:

Carbonation of lime in the presence of carbon dioxide only, with no moisture required Over-tooling of concave joints Ultraviolet fading of brick colorants Water moving through the masonry, dissolving soluble salts, and depositing those salts on the surface as it evaporates

Correct Answer:

Water moving through the masonry, dissolving soluble salts, and depositing those salts on the surface as it evaporates

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