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Application of hydrogel encapsulated carbonate precipitating bacteria for approaching a realistic self-healing in concrete
Construction and Building Materials · 2014 · Vol. 68 · pp. 110–119
J.Y. Wang(Strategic Initiative Materials in Flanders)Didier Snoeck(Ghent University)Sandra Van Vlierberghe(Ghent University)Willy Verstraete(Ghent University)Nele De Belie✉(Ghent University)
Microbial Applications in Construction MaterialsGrouting, Rheology, and Soil MechanicsSynthetic Organic Chemistry MethodsSelf-healingMaterials scienceSelf-healing hydrogelsThermogravimetric analysisMortarPermeability (electromagnetism)Composite materialPrecipitationEndosporeSpore
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