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American Chemical Society, Journal of Chemical Education, 6(80), p. 623, 2003

DOI: 10.1021/ed080p623

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Cement: Its Chemistry and Properties

Journal article published in 2003 by Douglas C. MacLaren, Mary Anne White
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Abstract

The chemistry and properties of cement are discussed. The preparation of cement in a two-step process is also described. The first step is the high-temperature mixing and processing of limestone, sand, and clay starting materials to produce a cement powder. The second step involves the hydration, mixing, and setting of the cement powder into a final cement product. Improvement of corrosion resistance in cement and concrete structures would significantly lengthen the lifetime of applications using these materials.