Hydration of C-S-H & CH

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Description

This lecture covers the formation, dissolution, and precipitation processes of C-S-H and CH phases in cement hydration, focusing on the impact of different components like sulfate ions and SCMs. Experimental observations, heat evolution, and the competition between clinker and SCMs are discussed.

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