- A
geopolymer is a
vague pseudo-chemical term used to
describe inorganic,
typically bulk ceramic-like
material that
forms covalently bonded, non-crystalline...
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geopolymers.
Geopolymers are
amorphous aluminosilicates whose production requires less
energy than that of
ordinary Portland cement. So,
geopolymer cements...
- concretes.[citation needed]
Geopolymer cement is an
alternative to
ordinary Portland cement and is used to
produce Geopolymer concrete by
adding regular...
- content, the RHA (rice husk ash) can be used as a
precursor material for
geopolymer concrete. To
achieve the best
pozzolanic properties the
combustion of...
- Godefroy. Davidovits,
Joseph (2008).
Geopolymer Chemistry and Applications.
Saint Quentin, France:
Geopolymer Institute. Davidovits,
Joseph (2009). De...
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activator such as
sodium silicate (water gl****) to a
class F ash can form a
geopolymer.
class "C": Fly ash
produced from the
burning of
younger lignite or sub-bituminous...
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aluminosilicate minerals are also
referred to as zeolites.
Aluminium silicate Geopolymer cement Silicate minerals Calcium aluminosilicate Sodium aluminosilicate...
- of
geopolymer binder, wood fibers/ wood particles.
Depending on the wood and
geopolymer ratio in the material, the
properties of the wood-
geopolymer composite...
- as an
alternative to
laminate or granite.
Related materials include geopolymers and cast stone.
Unlike terrazzo, the
material is
factory made in either...
- with any
natural material, such
cements have
highly variable properties.
Geopolymer cements are made from
mixtures of water-soluble
alkali metal silicates...
