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The effects of sample preparation on the pore structure and phase composition of the sulfated cement pastes
Sample preparation is a critical step in the microstructural analysis of a sulfated cement paste because the sulfate attack’s products such as ettringite, gypsum, etc. are highly vulnerable under pore solution extraction. Hence, carelessness at this step can easily lead to misleading conclusions con
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