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Hydraulic activity of C4A3Cr in presence of C4A3S

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This paper deals with synthesis and assessment of the hydraulicity of C4A3Cr, analog phase C4A3S to , relevant to the phase chemistry and properties of sulfoaluminate cements. C4A3Cr, synthesized at 1250 °C is well crystallized phase, latently hydraulic, with hydration accelerated in the presence of C4A3S, or CS. Calorimetric curves show reciprocal influence of sulfate and chromate phase in hydration of C4A3S-C4A3Cr system. The total heat expressed at hydration is nearly the same for all specimens, but the rate of heat evolution depends on the ratio of C4A3S/C4A3Cr phases. X-ray diffraction pattern and DTA curves showed that, increasing content of C4A3Cr in hydrating mixture results in a coexistence of two types of ettringite (chromate and sulfate ettringite) hydrogarnet, gibbsite and monosulfate.

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Palou, M., Majling, J. Hydraulic activity of C4A3Cr in presence of C4A3S. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 71, 367–373 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022823003120

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