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Alkali-activated materials
Cement and Concrete Research · 2017 · Vol. 114 · pp. 40–48
John L. Provis✉(University of Sheffield)
Concrete and Cement Materials ResearchMagnesium Oxide Properties and ApplicationsRecycled Aggregate Concrete PerformanceRaw materialPortland cementEcological footprintCuring (chemistry)CementComponent (thermodynamics)Construction engineeringWaste managementEnvironmental scienceSustainability
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