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Migration and Electropolymerization of Methyl Methacrylate in Hardened Cement Paste via Electrokinetic Treatment
Porous concrete structures are susceptible to the intrusion of chemical species, such as sulfates, chlorides, and carbon dioxide. Many technologies have been developed to repair or rehabilitate damaged concrete. These include cathodic protection, corrosion inhibitor addition, or the use of coatings
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