Decomposition study of calcium carbonate in cockle shell

By M. Mohamed, S. Yusup, S. Maitra. 2010

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• Shrinkage compensation of alkali-activated slag concrete and microstructural analysis (2014, background): “Around 700 C, the calcium carbonate starts to decompose, emitting CO2 [24].”
• Characterization of green composites from biobased epoxy matrices and bio-fillers derived from seashell wastes (2014, result): “This indicates that seashell is an attracting bio source of high purity calcium carbonate which is in agreement with other studies [20, 21].”