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Neutrophils are the first cells to migrate into the cornea in response to alkali burns, and excessive neutrophil infiltration is associated with inflammatory injury and a poorer prognosis.
Ting Wan +5 more
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ALKALI ACTIVATION OF CERAMIC WASTE [PDF]
In ceramic tile production, because of various reasons, unsold fired products come out. These are waste tiles and only a little part of them are used. If these waste tiles were used in geopolymer production, this pollution decreases. In this study, usage of waste tile as pozzolan was studied.
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Alkali-activated building materials have attracted the interest of many researchers due to their low cost and eco-efficiency. Different binders with different chemical compositions can be used for their production, so the reaction mechanism can become ...
Fotini Kesikidou +2 more
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Recycling aluminosilicate-based solid wastes is imperative to realize the sustainable development of constructions. By using alkali activation technology, aluminosilicate-based solid wastes, such as furnace slag, fly ash, red mud, and most of the bio ...
Lichao Feng +10 more
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Properties of Alkali Activated Slag Concrete
In order to study the effect of fiber and fly ash on the performance of alkali activated slag concrete, the effect of different fiber and fly ash content on the performance and mechanical properties of alkali activated slag concrete is analyzed and compared on the premise of optimizing the cement mixture ratio.
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Resistance of Alkali-activated Slag Cement Against Sodium Sulfate
This work evaluates the resistance of alkali-activated slag (AAS) mortar against sodium sulfate attack. The effects of immersion in 5% sodium sulfate solution under room temperature and wetting-drying cycles on the compressive strength of mortar ...
A. Allahverdi +2 more
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Toward Zero-Carbon Concrete: Alkali Activation of Ladle Furnace Slag Using Cement Kiln Dust
This study investigates the potential of producing zero-clinker, alkali-activated binders and concrete entirely from industrial by-products—ladle furnace slag (LFS), coal ash (CA), and cement kiln dust (CKD).
Aleksandar Nikolov +3 more
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Coal gangue (CG) is a residual product from coal mining and washing processes. The reutilization of CG to produce geopolymers is a low-carbon disposal strategy for this material. In this study, the calcined CG (CG700°C) was used as aluminosilicate precursors, and the effects of alkali activators (i.e., Na2SiO3/NaOH, NaOH concentration, and liquid–solid)
Xiaoping Wang +6 more
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Autoclaving of alkali-activated materials
Abstract Alkali-activated materials are amorphous materials that look like natural stone or a concrete structure. As in the case of concrete, on the surface of alkali-activated materials, a white coating appears in the form of efflorescence.
D Mierzwiński, J Walter
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Alkaline Hydrolysis Kinetics Modeling of Bagasse Pentosan Dissolution
The main pentosan components of sugarcane bagasse, which can be subjected to alkaline hydrolysis, are xylose, arabinose, glucose, and galactose. The pentosan reaction mechanism was considered for alkali-treated bagasse with variation of temperature and ...
Yuxin Liu +3 more
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