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Influence of Phosphates on Pore Solution pH in Alkali‐Activated MgO‐Al2O3‐SiO2‐P2O5 Cement
Comparison of thermodynamic calculations and experimental measurements in alkali‐activated MgO‐Al2O3‐SiO2‐P2O5 cementitious materials. ABSTRACT Nuclear waste storage applications require a new type of cementitious material having lower pH than Portland cement and compatibility with embedded steel.
Titus Reed, John C. Mauro
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Effect of indirect ultrasonic activation on the root canal obturation with premixed calcium silicate cement: an in vitro study. [PDF]
Shin B, Shon WJ, Yoo YJ.
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We present a scalable, low‐emission approach to transform waste into sustainable building materials via carbon mineralization and 3D printing. Calcium from recycled concrete reacts with CO2 to form CaCO3, which is combined with lignin and sawdust to create printable inks. The resulting 3D‐printed structures offer mechanical robustness and a closed‐loop
Yong Ding +7 more
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The outcomes of calcium silicate cement putty apical plugs in traumatised permanent maxillary teeth in paediatric patients: a retrospective evaluation. [PDF]
Kasperek D +4 more
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Effect of Biotitania and Titania Addition on Bioactivity and Antibacterial Properties of Calcium Silicate Cement. [PDF]
Fathy SM +4 more
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Towards Carbon Neutralization: Clean and Efficient Use of Coal
This paper provides a comprehensive exploration of the clean and efficient utilization of coal resources, with a particular emphasis on the potential of coal chemical technology, carbon materials, and CCUS technology, and the opening up of innovative pathways for the utilization of coal resources.
Xin Wen +6 more
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Dimensional Changes of Silicate Cements
H, Habu, T E, Fischer, J H, Appleton
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ABSTRACT This study evaluates the effectiveness of fire barrier solutions for upholstered furniture to enhance passive fire protection and reduce chemical exposure risks during regular use. Upholstered furniture ignition accounts for 22% of fatalities in reported home fires, often due to rapid flame spread and high heat conditions.
Debra D. Harris +2 more
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