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Modern adobe bricks consist of a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and emulsified asphalt. Clay holds your bricks together just like the cement in a concrete block. It contains primarily an aluminum salt and is made up of extremely fine particles.odern adobe bricks consist of a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and emulsified asphalt. Clay holds your bricks together just like the cement in a concrete block. It contains primarily an aluminum salt and is made up of extremely fine particles.
Scientists know that bricks were made long before written history. And they're still very popular today, thousands upon thousands of years later. The main ingredient in bricks is clay, which comes from the ground. Clay results from the break-up of rock over time. Weather, chemical reactions, volcanoes and even glaciers can grind rock into a fine powdery earth called clay over long periods of time. When it is wet, clay can be shaped easily by hand. Early clay bricks were probably made by shaping the clay into a suitable shape for a building block and then allowing it to dry in the sun. Today, bricks are mainly made by machines. Clay is pressed into a mold and then baked at over 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit until the brick is very hard.