Characterisation of different commercial reactive magnesia

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Glass encapsulated minerals for self-healing in cement based composites (2015, methodology): “The grade magnesium oxide used was 92/200 with a 11 relatively high reactivity of 150 seconds in accelerated acidic test [30,31].”
Strength and hydration properties of reactive MgO-activated ground granulated blastfurnace slag paste (2015, methodology): “With the increase of burning temperature and/or burning time, the surface area and the crystal lattice decreased and the particle size increased resulting in decrease in the reactivity of MgO [22].”
Characterisation of reactive magnesia and sodium carbonate-activated fly ash/slag paste blends (2015, methodology): “The MgO was obtained from Richard Baker Harrison, UK, and has a reactivity of 170 s according to the acetic acid test, which indicates medium reactivity according to the classification of Jin and Al-Tabbaa [25].”