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Determination of carbonation of mortar by means of pH measurements
The determination of the extent of carbonation in concrete and mortars is important in assessing the extent of curing that has occurred. Many factors affect the curing process, including the reaction of the CO2 in the atmosphere with lime in the concrete or mortar, to form calcium carbonate. The car
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