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The dicalcium orthosilicate and its hydraulic activity examination by DTA-TG and calorimetric methods

Rajczyk et al., 1995

Document ID
9049979053589185840
Author
Rajczyk K
Nocuń-Wczelik W
Publication year
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Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry

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The belite material produced from limestone and waste silica was the subject of numerous investigations. In order to improve the hydraulic activity, some amount of barite was added to the raw mixture. The properties of belite phase were studied by use of differential thermal …
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