Diffusion rate of Ca2+ ion in the microvolume of clinker grain
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The diffusion rate of calcium ion in multicomponent systems varies as a function of the composition of the mutually diffusing systems, properties of oxide-salt melts, and sintering temperature and time. In the reaction of clinker granule microvolumes of different composition, silicate formation is activated with an increase in the mobility of the Ca 2+ ion, which increases by 3-40 times as a function of the content of salt systems when liquating zones of halide-sulfate appear in the melt.
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OpenAlex topics: Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production
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