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White patches in reinforced cement concrete (RCC) structures typically occur due to efflorescence, which is the formation of white, powdery deposits on the surface. This happens when water-soluble salts within the concrete or from external sources migrate to the surface, often due to moisture evaporation. High humidity, poor drainage, or inadequate curing can exacerbate this condition. While efflorescence generally doesn't indicate structural damage, it can affect aesthetics and may require remedial measures.

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