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Multi-performance optimization of ceramic and biogenic wastes-based alkali-activated mortars with environmental benefits and carbonation durability assessment
This study evaluates the mechanical performance, accelerated carbonation response, and environmental impact of ternary alkali-activated mortars based on ground granulated blast furnace slag, ceramic sanitary waste (CSW), and eggshell powder (ESP). A Central Composite Design was adopted to investigat
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