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| Calcium chloride is readily available. It is a common concrete additive used to allow concrete to be poured in cold weather. It produces a weaker concrete and, since it's highly corrosive, will damage reinforcing steel in the concrete. |
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| Google patent search has detailed description of the process Patent US5580508 - Process for preparing calcium ... - Google Patents I think, personally I will spend the $100! |
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| It looks like the process is way beyond the DIY |
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