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A study of thermal decomposition of phases in cementitious systems using HT-XRD and TG File

Song, Haemin , Jeong, Yeonung , Bae, Sungchul , Jun, Yubin , Yoon, Seyoon , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2018-04 View121
CaCO3 dissolution-driven enhancement of strength and microstructure in clinker-free CaCO3-blended GGBFS binder via hydrated Al2(SO4)3 File

Lyu, Hyun Ji , Yu, Juan , Jeon, Dongho , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2025-01 View23
Fresh and hardened properties of portland cement-slag concrete activated using the by-product of the liquid crystal display manufacturing process File File

Choi, Sung , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2020-10 View104
Prevention of potential strength degradation due to conversion of C(2)AH(8) formed in CaO-Ca(HCOO)(2)-activated GGBFS binder using CaSO4 File

Yum, Woo Sung , Suh, Jung-Il , Kim, Do Hoon , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2020-08 View139
Properties of quicklime(CaO)-activated Class F fly ash with the use of CaCl2 File

Jeon, Dongho , Yum, Woo Sung , Jeong, Yeonung , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2018-09 View199
Removal of Hazardous Hydrogen Fluoride (HF) from Water Through Homogeneous Nanostructured CaO-SiO2 Sorbents: Optimization of Binder File

Lim, Min-Hwa , Sadhasivam, T , Jung, Do-Sung , Lim, Hankwon , Ryi, Shin-Kun , Jung, Ho-Young

Article Issue Date2018-08 View120
Toward enhanced CO2 adsorption on bimodal calcium-based materials with porous truncated architectures File File

Kwon, Soonchul , Kwon, Hyuk Jae , Choi, Ji Il , Lee, Hyun Chul , Russell, Armistead G. , Lee, Seung Geol , Kim, Taeyoon , Jang, Seung Soon

Article Issue Date2020-03 View97
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