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Applying Tools from Glass Science to Study Calcium-Silicate- Hydrates
To explain the similarities between a glass and amorphous C-S-H, a C-S-H molecular structure with stoichiometry of (CaO)1.7(SiO2)1(H2O)1.9 is produced using a mixed reactive-nonreactive force field modeling. As the consequence of reactive modeling using REAXFF potential, part of water molecules in t
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