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Copper and cobalt improve the acid resistance of alkali-activated cements

Experimental evidence of a new acid degradation mechanism in alkali-activated cements (AACs) micro-doped with copper (Cu) and cobalt (Co) is presented in this work. Cu and Co incorporation into binary metakaolin and basic oxygen furnace (BOF) slag-based AACs reduced bulk permeable porosity and acid...

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Published in:	Cement and concrete research 2019-01, Vol.115, p.327-338
Main Authors:	Gevaudan, Juan Pablo, Caicedo-Ramirez, Alejandro, Hernandez, Mark T., Srubar, Wil V.
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Subjects:	Acid resistance Alkalies Basic converters Calcium sulfate Cement Cements Cobalt Copper Degradation Electron probe microanalysis Electron probes Leaching Magnesium Metakaolin Oxygen steel making Porosity Sulfuric acid X-ray diffraction
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