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According to most standards, you will not find a 90 mm CMU that has a 2 hour rating without any covering.
Different building codes refer to different material standards. Your standards may be different.
The fire resistance of a block depends on the type of aggregate used to make it. The same size and shape (same face shell thickness also) can have differenr fire ratings depending on the aggregate.
Point load capacity on a wall will depend the height and thickness of the wall in addition to the obvious bearing area.
I have no idea that your term "ALC" refers to.
One of the most commonly used masonry design codes in the world is ACI 530 that also lists the appropriate materials standards to the code is based on.
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