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• Alkali metal distribution in composite cement pastes and its relation to accelerated ASR tests.  173:107283-107283. 2023
• How standards support sustainability of cement and concrete in Europe.  173:107288-107288. 2023
• Investigation of a shotcrete accelerator for targeted control of material properties for 3D concrete printing injection method.  173:107264-107264. 2023
• A neutron radiography study on the drying of cement mortars: Effect of mixture composition and crack length.  172:107245-107245. 2023
• Corrosion of hybrid alkaline cements in saline solution simulating evaporite rock – Effect of the Portland clinker content.  172:107215-107215. 2023
• Gypsum formation mechanisms and their contribution to crystallisation pressure in sulfate resistant hardened cement pastes during early external sulfate attack at low sulfate concentrations.  168:107138-107138. 2023
• The hydration of tricalcium aluminate (Ca3Al2O6) in Portland cement-related systems: A review.  168:107150-107150. 2023
• Controlling ettringite precipitation and rheological behavior in ordinary Portland cement paste by hydration control agent, temperature and mixing.  166:107095-107095. 2023
• Belite clinkers with increasing aluminium content: Effect of calcium aluminates on calcium silicate hydration.  162:107015-107015. 2022
• Beyond efficiency: Engineering a sustainable low-tech cementitious binder for earth-based construction.  162:106973-106973. 2022
• Effect of diethanolisopropanolamine and ethyldiisopropylamine on hydration and strength development of Portland cement.  162:106999-106999. 2022
• Chloride binding in Portland composite cements containing metakaolin and silica fume.  161:106924-106924. 2022
• Combined LA-ICP-MS and SEM-EDX analyses for spatially resolved major, minor and trace element detection in cement clinker phases.  159:106875-106875. 2022
• Assessing the fresh properties of printable cement-based materials: High potential tests for quality control.  158:106836-106836. 2022
• Insights on chemical and physical chloride binding in blended cement pastes.  156:106747-106747. 2022
• Chemical – crystallographic characterisation of cement clinkers by EBSD-EDS analysis in the SEM.  154:106721-106721. 2022
• Ferritic calcium sulfoaluminate belite cement from metallurgical industry residues and phosphogypsum: Clinker production, scale-up, and microstructural characterisation.  154:106715-106715. 2022
• Particle characteristics of calcined clays and limestone and their impact on early hydration and sulfate demand of blended cement.  154:106736-106736. 2022
• Mechanisms of carbonation hydration hardening in Portland cements.  152:106687-106687. 2022
• Microstructure and phase assemblage of low-clinker cements during the early stages of carbonation.  152:106643-106643. 2022
• Thermodynamic data of belite polymorphs.  152:106621-106621. 2022
• A model for elucidating the contributions of meso- and macropores to water sorption and strain in cementitious materials.  151:106589-106589. 2022
• Influence of the amount of calcium sulfate on physical/mineralogical properties and carbonation resistance of CSA-based cements.  151:106634-106634. 2022
• Synthesis and characterisation of alites from reduced basic oxygen furnace slags.  147:106518-106518. 2021
• Modelling the development of capillary pressure in freshly 3D-printed concrete elements.  145:106457-106457. 2021
• On the use of limestone calcined clay cement (LC3) in high-strength strain-hardening cement-based composites (HS-SHCC).  144:106421-106421. 2021
• Hydration behavior of cements with reduced clinker factor in mixture with sulfoaluminate binder.  139:106261-106261. 2021
• The porosity of dry- and wet-mix shotcrete and accelerated pastes 2021
• A discussion of the paper 'Cemdata18: A chemical thermodynamic database for hydrated Portland cements and alkali-activated materials'.  138:106224-106224. 2020
• Reply to the discussion of the paper 'Cemdata18: A chemical thermodynamic database for hydrated Portland cements and alkali-activated materials'.  138:106225-106225. 2020
• Microstructural changes of hydrated cement blended with fly ash upon carbonation.  137:106192-106192. 2020
• Sulfate durability and leaching behaviour of dry- and wet-mix shotcrete mixes.  137:106180-106180. 2020
• Estimation of standard molar entropy of cement hydrates and clinker minerals.  136:106188-106188. 2020
• The role of zinc in metakaolin-based geopolymers.  136:106194-106194. 2020
• Effect of relative humidity on the carbonation rate of portlandite, calcium silicate hydrates and ettringite.  135:106116-106116. 2020
• Influence of process parameters on the interlayer bond strength of concrete elements additive manufactured by Shotcrete 3D Printing (SC3DP).  134:106078-106078. 2020
• Novel SCM produced by the co-calcination of aluminosilicates with dolomite.  134:106083-106083. 2020
• Impact of varying Li2CO3 additions on the hydration of ternary CSA-OPC-anhydrite mixes.  131:106015-106015. 2020
• Kinetics of enforced carbonation of cement paste.  131:106013-106013. 2020
• Long-term in situ performance of geopolymer, calcium aluminate and Portland cement-based materials exposed to microbially induced acid corrosion.  131:106034-106034. 2020
• Modelling chloride transport in alkali-activated slags.  130:106011-106011. 2020
• On the correct chemical nomenclature of C3S, tricalcium oxy silicate.  130:105957-105957. 2020
• Advances in understanding ye'elimite-rich cements.  123:105778-105778. 2019
• Cemdata18: A chemical thermodynamic database for hydrated Portland cements and alkali-activated materials.  115:472-506. 2019
• Modelling the drying shrinkage of concrete made with limestone-rich cements.  115:160-175. 2019
• Education for sustainable use of cement based materials.  114:103-114. 2018
• Wick action in mature mortars with binary cements containing slag or silica fume – The relation between chloride and moisture transport properties under non-saturated conditions.  111:94-103. 2018
• Application of neutron imaging to investigate fundamental aspects of durability of cement-based materials: A review.  108:152-166. 2018
• Acceleration of OPC by CAC in binary and ternary systems: The role of pore solution chemistry.  107:264-274. 2018
• New analytical possibilities for monitoring the phase development during the production of autoclaved aerated concrete.  107:247-252. 2018
• Limitations of the hydrotalcite formation in Portland composite cement pastes containing dolomite and metakaolin.  105:1-17. 2018
• Isothermal calorimetry and in-situ XRD study of the NaOH activated fly ash, metakaolin and slag.  103:110-122. 2018
• Role of pH on the structure, composition and morphology of C-S-H–PCE nanocomposites and their effect on early strength development of Portland cement.  102:90-98. 2017
• Environmental controls and reaction pathways of coupled de-dolomitization and thaumasite formation.  95:282-293. 2017
• The zeta potential of cement and additions in cementitious suspensions with high solid fraction.  95:195-204. 2017
• Evaluation of concrete corrosion after short- and long-term exposure to chemically and microbially generated sulfuric acid.  94:36-48. 2017
• Early hydration of SCM-blended Portland cements: A pore solution and isothermal calorimetry study.  93:71-82. 2017
• Interaction of silicate and aluminate reaction in a synthetic cement system: Implications for the process of alite hydration.  93:32-44. 2017
• Comparative analysis of the dynamic vapor sorption (DVS) technique and the traditional method for sorption isotherms determination — Exemplified at autoclaved aerated concrete samples of four density classes.  91:97-105. 2017
• Portland cement paste with aligned carbon fibers exhibiting exceptionally high flexural strength (> 100 MPa).  89:80-86. 2016
• Flow of fresh concrete through reinforced elements: Experimental validation of the porous analogy numerical method.  88:1-6. 2016
• Effect of polymer latexes with cleaned serum on the phase development of hydrating cement pastes.  84:30-40. 2016
• Binding and leaching of trace elements in Portland cement pastes.  79:76-92. 2016
• Sorption kinetics of superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) in fresh Portland cement-based pastes visualized and quantified by neutron radiography and correlated to the progress of cement hydration.  75:1-13. 2015
• Acid attack on hydrated cement — Effect of mineral acids on the degradation process.  74:35-43. 2015
• Impact of carboxylated styrene–butadiene copolymer on the hydration kinetics of OPC and OPC/CAC/AH: The effect of Ca2+ sequestration from pore solution.  73:184-189. 2015
• Observation of the redistribution of nanoscale water filled porosity in cement based materials during wetting.  68:148-155. 2015
• Applying high resolution SyXRD analysis on sulfate attacked concrete field samples.  66:19-26. 2014
• The role of the alumina content of slag, plus the presence of additional sulfate on the hydration and microstructure of Portland cement-slag blends.  66:91-101. 2014
• Effect of CaMg(CO3)2 on hydrate assemblages and mechanical properties of hydrated cement pastes at 40°C and 60°C.  65:21-29. 2014
• Tensile creep and shrinkage of SAP modified concrete.  58:179-185. 2014
• The influence of fly ash on the hydration of OPC within the first 44h—A quantitative in situ XRD and heat flow calorimetry study.  56:129-138. 2014
• The hydration of synthetic brownmillerite in presence of low Ca-sulfate content and calcite monitored by quantitative in-situ-XRD and heat flow calorimetry.  54:61-68. 2013
• Capillary transport of water through textile-reinforced concrete applied in repairing and/or strengthening cracked RC structures.  52:53-62. 2013
• Effect of temperature on the hydration of Portland cement blended with siliceous fly ash.  52:169-181. 2013
• Sulfate attack expansion mechanisms.  52:208-215. 2013
• Eco-friendly concretes with reduced water and cement contents — Mix design principles and laboratory tests.  51:38-46. 2013
• CO2 stability of Portland cement based well cementing systems for use on carbon capture & storage (CCS) wells.  45:45-54. 2013
• Evaluation of the wettability of mortar component granular materials through contact angle measurements.  42:1611-1620. 2012
• Hydration of Portland cement with high replacement by siliceous fly ash.  42:1389-1400. 2012
• Relation between the molecular structure and the efficiency of superabsorbent polymers (SAP) as concrete admixture to mitigate autogenous shrinkage.  42:865-873. 2012
• Change in reaction kinetics of a Portland cement caused by a superplasticizer — Calculation of heat flow curves from XRD data.  42:327-332. 2012
• The early hydration of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC): An approach comparing measured heat flow with calculated heat flow from QXRD.  42:134-138. 2012
• Sustainable cement production—present and future.  41:642-650. 2011
• Investigation into relations among technological properties, hydration kinetics and early age hydration of self-leveling underlayments.  40:1034-1040. 2010
• Effect of TEA on fly ash solubility and early age strength of mortar.  40:392-397. 2010
• Measuring the change in ultrasonic p-wave energy transmitted in fresh mortar with additives to monitor the setting.  39:868-875. 2009
• Influence of hydration on the fluidity of normal Portland cement pastes.  38:897-906. 2008
• Multi-phase hydration model for prediction of hydration-heat release of blended cements.  38:794-802. 2008
• Competitive adsorption between superplasticizer and retarder molecules on mineral binder surface.  38:599-605. 2008
• Carbonation rates of concretes containing high volume of pozzolanic materials.  37:1647-1653. 2007
• Rheological behavior as influenced by plasticizers and hydration kinetics.  37:647-654. 2007
• Influence of the age and drying process on pore structure and sorption isotherms of hardened cement paste.  36:1969-1984. 2006
• Rudimentary, low tech incinerators as a means to produce reactive pozzolan out of sugar cane straw.  36:1056-1061. 2006
• Modelling acid attack on concrete: Part I. The essential mechanisms.  35:2333-2339. 2005
• Solid state NMR and LVSEM studies on the hardening of latex modified tile mortar systems.  35:2233-2243. 2005
• Ultrasound monitoring of the influence of different accelerating admixtures and cement types for shotcrete on setting and hardening behaviour.  35:2087-2094. 2005
• Statistical modeling of the geometrical structure of the system of artificial air pores in autoclaved aerated concrete.  35:1495-1502. 2005
• Reply to the discussion by H.M. Jennings and J.J. Thomas of the paper 'The BET-specific surface area of hydrated Portland cement and related materials'.  34:1961-1961. 2004
• Variations in the rheology and penetrability of cement-based grouts—an experimental study.  34:1111-1119. 2004
• The BET-specific surface area of hydrated Portland cement and related materials.  33:2049-2056. 2003
• Investigations on stress corrosion of hardened cement pastes.  30:1443-1451. 2000
• Reply to the discussion by J. Bensted and J. Munn of the paper 'Durability of the hydrated limestone–silica fume Portland cement mortars under sulphate attack' 2000
• Reply to the discussion by E.F. Irassar of the paper 'Durability of the hydrated limestone–silica fume Portland cement mortars under sulphate attack'11Cem Concr Res 29 (l999) 819–826..  30:833-834. 2000
• Reply to the discussion of the paper 'Durability of the hydrated limestone-silica fume Portland cement mortars under sulphate attack'.  30:333-333. 2000
• The properties of Portland cement-limestone-silica fume mortars.  30:145-152. 2000
• High intakes of Cr, Ni, and Zn in clinker.  29:1959-1967. 1999
• Effects of cement particle size distribution on performance properties of Portland cement-based materials.  29:1663-1671. 1999
• Durability of the hydrated limestone-silica fume Portland cement mortars under sulphate attack.  29:819-826. 1999
• Influence of Cr, Ni, and Zn on the properties of pure clinker phases.  29:651-657. 1999
• Investigations on cement expansion associated with ettringite formation.  29:731-735. 1999
• An argument for using coarse cements in high-performance concretes.  29:615-618. 1999
• Influence of Cr, Ni, and Zn on the properties of pure clinker phases.  29:545-552. 1999
• Possibilities of Utilizing Solid Residues from Pressured Fluidized Bed Coal Combustion (PSBC) for the Production of Blended Cements.  28:299-307. 1998
• Investigations on high SO3 portland clinkers and cements II. Properties of cements.  26:1315-1324. 1996
• Measurement of the gas permeability of autoclaved aerated concrete in conjunction with its physical properties.  25:1621-1626. 1995
• Investigations on the aging of hydrated tricalcium silicate and portland cement pastes.  25:919-923. 1995
• Effect of cement composition on the expansion of heat-cured cement pastes.  25:853-862. 1995
• Application of automatic image analysis for the investigation of autoclaved aerated concrete structure.  24:830-840. 1994
• Hydration of C3A and C2 (A,F) - separated from sulphate-resisting and white portland cement - under conditions of normal hardening and heat treatment.  24:503-513. 1994
• Kinetic method to analyse chloride diffusion in various concretes.  24:863-873. 1994
• Small-angle neutron scattering on hardened cement paste and various substances for hydration 1994
• Secondary ettringite formation in heat treated portland cement concrete: Influence of different W/C ratios and heat treatment temperatures.  23:453-461. 1993
• Stress corrosion of cement mortars in ammoniumsulfate solution.  23:13-19. 1993
• On the origin of portland cement setting.  22:1130-1140. 1992
• Investigation on the structure of fully hydrated portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes. III. Specific surface area and permeability.  21:975-982. 1991
• An artificial concrete aggregate made from coal combustion ashes 1991
• Hydraulic reactions of LD steelwork slags.  19:793-801. 1989
• The zeta-potential of blast furnace slag and fly ash.  19:811-820. 1989
• The zeta - potential of cement.  17:977-982. 1987
• The interfacial zone between marble and tricalcium silicate paste.  17:784-792. 1987
• A discussion of the paper 'on the properties of freshly made portland cement paste. Part I. Origins of the colloidal behaviour of cement paste by S. Chatterji.  17:695-696. 1987
• Aspects of the sulfate resistance of steelwork slag cements.  17:373-384. 1987
• Influence of sulfur on the composition of belite-rich clinkers and the technological properties of the resulting cements.  17:317-328. 1987
• Investigations on the structure of fully hydrated portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes. II. Total porosity and pore size distribution.  16:893-901. 1986
• Investigations on the structure of fully hydrated portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes. I. Bound water, chemical shrinkage and density of hydrates.  16:207-214. 1986
• Investigations on the relationship between porosity, structure and strength of hydrated Portland cement pastes. II. Effect of pore structure and of degree of hydration.  15:401-410. 1985
• Investigations on the relationship between porosity, structure and strength of hydrated portland cement pastes I. Effect of porosity.  15:320-330. 1985
• A discussion of the paper 'mechanism of sulfate attack on portland cement and concrete - another look' by P.K. Mehta.  14:147-148. 1984
• Changes in structure and chemistry of cement mortars stressed by a sodium chloride solution.  14:49-56. 1984
• Possibilities of quantitative determination of the AFt-(ettringite) and AFm-(monosulphate) phases in hydrated cement pastes.  14:133-141. 1984
• Effect of alkalies on portland cement hydration II. Alkalies present in form of sulphates.  13:771-777. 1983
• Effect of alkalies on portland cement hydration.  13:477-482. 1983
• Stress-strain-behaviour of concrete at extremely low temperature.  10:565-572. 1980
• Effect of some liquefying agents on properties and hydration of portland cement and tricalcium silicate pastes.  10:321-331. 1980
• Rapid ice formation in hardened cement paste, mortar and concrete due to supercooling.  10:333-345. 1980
• Tieftemperatur-DTA-untersuchungen des zementsteingefüges bei unterschiedlichem hydratationsgrad.  10:403-411. 1980
• A reply to T. Knudsen's discussion of the paper 'early hydration of tricalcium silicate. I. Kinetics of the hydration process and the stoichiometry of the hydration products'.  9:801-801. 1979
• On the combined effect of water soluble lignosulfonates and carbonates on portland cement and clinker pastes — II. Mode of action and structure of the hydration products.  8:525-538. 1978
• On the combined effect of water solubles lignosulfonates and carbonates on portland cement and clinker pastes 1. Physical properties.  8:469-479. 1978