Observations of chloride ingress and calcium oxychloride formation in laboratory concrete and mortar at 5 °C
Authors:
- Karl PetersonKPKarl Peterson
- Gustavo Julio-BetancourtGJGustavo Julio-Betancourt
- Lawrence SutterLSLawrence Sutter
- R.D. HootonRHR.D. Hooton
- Daniel JohnstonDJDaniel Johnston
- 1 March 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Cement and Concrete Research
- Vol. 45, 79-90
Abstract
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