2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.compositesb.2021.109221
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In-situ X-ray tomographic imaging of microstructure evolution of fly ash and slag particles in alkali-activated fly ash-slag paste

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“… 13 Sun et al 2022 (ref. 21 and 23 ) concluded that an appropriate water content was beneficial for the hydrolytic condensation of materials and promoted the formation of a high-density and high-compressive strength solidified body. As depicted in Fig.…”
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“… 13 Sun et al 2022 (ref. 21 and 23 ) concluded that an appropriate water content was beneficial for the hydrolytic condensation of materials and promoted the formation of a high-density and high-compressive strength solidified body. As depicted in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, an excess amount of OH − can cause Al-Si gel precipitation on FA particle surfaces which further impeded the polycondensation reaction. 23 3.1.4 Curing temperature. In this part, the inuence of different temperatures (D1 = 30 °C, D2 = 45 °C, D3 = 60 °C, and D4 = 75 °C) on the compressive strength of AACM was investigated.…”
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“…The reaction rate is gradually slow due to diffusion and moisture transfer limitations. Specifically, the hydration reaction and the nonhydration particles can still be observed. As shown in Figure , the hydration of cementitious particles goes through several stages and approaches a core–shell structure of an unreacted particle core and a hydration products shell. These particles remain unhydrated throughout the hydration process.…”
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