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    CALCIUM CARBONATE MINERALIZATION OF HEMP FIBER

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    Methods of mineralizing hemp fiber to provide hemp fibers mineralized with calcium carbonate are described. Also described are mineralized hemp fibers and compositions including the mineralized hemp fibers. The mineralized hemp fibers can be hemp fibers with calcium carbonated deposited on the hemp fiber surface. The compositions including the mineralized hemp fibers can be cementitious or non-cementitious. Also described are methods of preparing “green” concrete comprising mineralized hemp.

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    CALCIUM CARBONATE MINERALIZATION OF HEMP FIBER

    New search for: FORD ERICKA N
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    Methods of mineralizing hemp fiber to provide hemp fibers mineralized with calcium carbonate are described. Also described are mineralized hemp fibers and compositions including the mineralized hemp fibers. The mineralized hemp fibers can be hemp fibers with calcium carbonated deposited on the hemp fiber surface. The compositions including the mineralized hemp fibers can be cementitious or non-cementitious. Also described are methods of preparing “green” concrete comprising mineralized hemp.

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    CALCIUM CARBONATE MINERALIZATION OF HEMP FIBER

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    Methods of mineralizing hemp fiber to provide hemp fibers mineralized with calcium carbonate are described. Also described are mineralized hemp fibers and compositions including the mineralized hemp fibers. The mineralized hemp fibers can be hemp fibers with calcium carbonated deposited on the hemp fiber surface. The compositions including the mineralized hemp fibers can be cementitious or non-cementitious. Also described are methods of preparing “green” concrete comprising mineralized hemp.

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    Title:

    CALCIUM CARBONATE MINERALIZATION OF HEMP FIBER

    Contributors:

    FORD ERICKA N (author) / ISLAM MD SHAKIRUL (author) / BABAYO HAJARA (author)

    Publication date:

    2024-12-19

    Type of media:

    Patent

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Classification:

    IPC:  C01F COMPOUNDS OF THE METALS BERYLLIUM, MAGNESIUM, ALUMINIUM, CALCIUM, STRONTIUM, BARIUM, RADIUM, THORIUM, OR OF THE RARE-EARTH METALS , Verbindungen der Metalle Beryllium, Magnesium, Aluminium, Calcium, Strontium, Barium, Radium, Thorium oder der Seltenen Erden / C04B Kalk , LIME / C08L COMPOSITIONS OF MACROMOLECULAR COMPOUNDS , Massen auf Basis makromolekularer Verbindungen

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