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Notes on concrete in general and Portland cement concrete in particular
Electron microscope study of cement hardening supports author's theory that there are two distinct constituents in Portland cement; tricalcium silicate which promotes initial hardening and dicalcium silicate which promotes subsequent slow increase of hardening. (see also English abstract in Cement and Lime Mfr v 23 n 2 May 1950 p 41-3) (Edition of Science et Industrie)
Notes on concrete in general and Portland cement concrete in particular
Electron microscope study of cement hardening supports author's theory that there are two distinct constituents in Portland cement; tricalcium silicate which promotes initial hardening and dicalcium silicate which promotes subsequent slow increase of hardening. (see also English abstract in Cement and Lime Mfr v 23 n 2 May 1950 p 41-3) (Edition of Science et Industrie)
Notes on concrete in general and Portland cement concrete in particular
Reflexions sur les betons en general et sur les betons de ciment en particulier
Boutet, D. (author)
Travaux ; 34
1950
11 pages
Photomicrographs
Article (Journal)
French
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