Coprecipitation of Crystalline Calcium Silicates and Carbonates from the Hydrothermal Reaction of Pseudowollastonite
Coleman Tolliver,
Suzanne Nguyen,
Kimmie Dela Cerna
et al.
Abstract:Calcium silicates are abundant but sparingly soluble feedstocks of interest for making low-carbon alternative cements. Under hydrothermal and alkaline conditions, they can form crystalline calcium silicate hydrate (CCSH) products, which are abundant in Roman concrete, or they can form carbonates when CO 2 is present. To understand when coprecipitation of CCSH and carbonate phases is possible, we studied the hydrothermal carbonation of a model calcium silicate, pseudowollastonite (α-CaSiO 3 ), at 150 °C and hig… Show more
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