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Behavior of low-calcium fly and bottom ash-based geopolymer concrete cured at ambient temperature
Ceramics International · 2015 · Vol. 41(4) · pp. 5945–5958
Tianyu Xie✉(The University of Adelaide)Togay Ozbakkaloglu(The University of Adelaide)
Concrete and Cement Materials ResearchInnovative concrete reinforcement materialsMagnesium Oxide Properties and ApplicationsFly ashMaterials scienceBottom ashGeopolymerPortland cementShrinkageCompressive strengthComposite materialGeopolymer cementDurability
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