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Reaction mechanisms of sodium carbonate activation in ultra-high-volume slag-cement blends
Ultra-high-volume slag-cement (UHVS) blends can substantially reduce clinker ratio, but slow slag reaction limits strength development; Na2CO3 is a less caustic and lower-carbon activator for alkali-activated materials, yet its moderate alkalinity can similarly delay strength development. Here, dry-
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