1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0008-8846(98)00188-4
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Slump loss control of cement paste by adding polycarboxylic type slump-releasing dispersant

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“…This action can be applied to all four types of SPs; SPs like NSF and AS contain benzene group, whose π electrons can be easily polarized by solid polar group and induce adsorption on solid surface. The result of higher adsorption amount of PCE in contrast to other types of SPs on β-C 2 S is not in accordance with the adsorption results reported on cement particles [11][12][13] . Along with the results of ζ-potential as shown in Fig.7, the result is reasonable from the fact that PCE is a type of non-ionic polymer dispersant, which means a weaker electrical repulsion force from β-C 2 S. The less adsorption amount of AS has something relation to its loose adsorption pattern, which is considered being adsorbed in "loop" mode [14] .…”
Section: The Adsorption Mechanism and Mode Ofcontrasting
confidence: 82%
“…This action can be applied to all four types of SPs; SPs like NSF and AS contain benzene group, whose π electrons can be easily polarized by solid polar group and induce adsorption on solid surface. The result of higher adsorption amount of PCE in contrast to other types of SPs on β-C 2 S is not in accordance with the adsorption results reported on cement particles [11][12][13] . Along with the results of ζ-potential as shown in Fig.7, the result is reasonable from the fact that PCE is a type of non-ionic polymer dispersant, which means a weaker electrical repulsion force from β-C 2 S. The less adsorption amount of AS has something relation to its loose adsorption pattern, which is considered being adsorbed in "loop" mode [14] .…”
Section: The Adsorption Mechanism and Mode Ofcontrasting
confidence: 82%
“…Moreover, SNF has an affinity for both the C 3 A in the cement and the amorphous silica and alumina in the burnt silt. For that reason, the cement pastes consumed much more SNF than PCE, a finding previously reported by the authors (41,42). Figures 10 and 11 clearly show that in pastes TM2 and BM2 the rheological parameters (shear stress and plastic viscosity) declined with rising superplasticiser dosage.…”
Section: Effect Of the Nature Of The Superplasticisersupporting
confidence: 71%
“…In order to optimize the important action of acrylic acid and maleic anhydride in the main chain, Lim et al [19] synthesized a block polycarboxylate superplasticizer by copolymerization of maleic anhydride and acrylic acid, then coordinated with the National Science Foundation (NSF). The performance of the plasticizer in terms of adsorbability and liquidity became better.…”
Section: Poly(maleic Anhydride) Plasticizer and Copolymerized Plasticmentioning
confidence: 99%