The influence of sodium salts and gypsum on alite hydration

By B. Mota, T. Matschei, Karen L. Scrivener. 2015

245 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomaterials, Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering

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In Biomaterials

1. B. Lothenbach
2. M. Zając
3. Á. G. Torre
4. A. Kirchheim
5. J. A. Neto
6. Karen L. Scrivener
7. F. Zunino
8. F. Winnefeld

In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. M. Zając
2. Á. G. Torre
3. B. Lothenbach
4. Karen L. Scrivener
5. F. Zunino
6. A. Kirchheim
7. J. A. Neto
8. J. Provis

In Environmental Engineering

1. M. Zając
2. Karen L. Scrivener
3. F. Zunino
4. B. Lothenbach
5. Á. G. Torre
6. A. Kirchheim
7. J. A. Neto
8. F. Winnefeld

Citations in the corpus

• Application of thermodynamic modelling to hydrated cements (2019, methodology): “The calculated composition of the pore solution during hydration can be used to analyze the impact of 423 the specific ions on the microstructure [130] or on the hydration kinetics of the anhydrous phases [128, 424 131, 132].”
• Effects of sulfates on the hydration of Portland cement – A review (2021, background): “[19] this would result in the repulsion of the C-S-H needles and lead to a more divergent needle-structure instead of the convergent morphology observed in plain C3S pastes.”
• Factors influencing the sulfate balance in pure phase C3S/C3A systems (2020, background): “proposed that sulfate adsorbed in the C-S-H needles can modify the growth process by promoting repulsion between the growing needles [14].”