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A Review of research on the relationship between mechanical properties and chemical-morphological structure of the hydration products of hydraulic binders
One of the most interesting fields of activity in cement chemistry relates to the study of the factors that determine the strength development in the hardened cement paste. A combination of factors such as the chemical nature, surface forces, surface area, morphology, porosity and other characterist
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