Article | REF: N3301 V1

Geopolymer cements

Author: Joseph DAVIDOVITS

Publication date: October 10, 2014

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7. Physical and chemical properties of geopolymer cements

Physico-chemical characteristics of geopolymer cements

Shrinkage during curing: < 0.01%, non-quantifiable (figure 10 )

Compressive strength (uniaxial) : > 90 MPa at 28 d (for high-strength initial formulation, 20 MPa after 4 h; figure 11 )

Flexural strength: 10-15 MPa at 28 d (for high initial strength 4 MPa after 24 h)

Young's modulus: > 2 GPa

Freeze-thaw: mass loss < 0.1% (ASTM 4842), strength loss < 5% after 180 cycles

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