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Corrosion of reinforced mortars incorporating volcanic supplementary cementitious materials under chloride–sulfate and natural Sebkha exposure
Coastal, sulfate-bearing, and Sebkha-adjacent structures are exposed to chemically distinct aqueous environments, yet the protection provided by volcanic supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) to embedded steel remains insufficiently documented under coupled corrosion exposure. This study monit
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