journal article·2024-08

Effects of –NH2 and –COO− functional groups on the steel passivation in concrete pore solution: Passivation performance and interfacial adsorption mechanism

Zheng Chen, Lan Pang, Yumei Nong, Ye Chen, Yichen Wang, Jing Li

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