The early-age cracking sensitivity, shrinkage, hydration process, pore structure and micromechanics of cement-based materials containing alkalis with different metal ions
Authors:
- Yang LiYLYang Li
- Hui ZhangHZHui Zhang
- Zhenzhong ZhangZZZhenzhong Zhang
- Heqi FangHFHeqi Fang
- Jun YuanJYJun Yuan
- Shengwen TangSTShengwen Tang
Open Access
- 13 May 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Developments in the Built Environment
- Vol. 18
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