Belay Zeleke Dilnesa - Eawag-Empa Library
Belay Zeleke Dilnesa - Eawag-Empa Library
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Fig. 76 Fe K-edge XANES spectra of Fe-containing hydrates. The broken lines<br />
indicate the position of related spectral features. .................................................... 159<br />
Fig. 77 k 3 -weigthed experimental bulk-EXAFS spectra of Fe-containing phases used<br />
as reference compounds. The broken lines indicate the position of related<br />
spectral features. ..................................................................................................... 160<br />
Fig. 78 EXAFS spectra of hydrated OPC at 20 °C and at different ages (line:<br />
experimental data; dots: modelled data). The broken lines outline selected<br />
spectral features. ..................................................................................................... 161<br />
Fig. 79 EXAFS spectra of hydrated OPC at 50 °C and at different ages (line:<br />
experimental data; dots: modeled data). The broken lines outline selected<br />
spectral features. ..................................................................................................... 162<br />
Fig. 80 EXAFS spectra of hydrated HS at 20 °C and at different ages (line:<br />
experimental data; dots: modeled data). The broken lines outline selected<br />
spectral features. ..................................................................................................... 163<br />
Fig. 81 EXAFS spectra of hydrated HS at 50 °C and at different ages (line:<br />
experimental data; dots: modeled data). The broken lines outline selected<br />
spectral features. ..................................................................................................... 163<br />
Fig. 82 Volume changes of hydrated phases at different hydration ages during<br />
hydration of OPC at room temperature. .................................................................. 168<br />
Fig. 83 Heat flow of the hydration of C2F and synthetic Fe-cement in the presence of<br />
different amounts of gypsum. ................................................................................. 172<br />
Fig. 84 XRD (above) and TGA-DTG (below) analysis of C2F and synthetic Fecement<br />
after 3 days of hydration in the presence of different amounts of gypsum<br />
*Fe-OH-AFm +unidentified. .................................................................................. 173<br />
Fig. 85 XRD (above) and TGA-DTG (below) analysis of C2F and synthetic Fecement<br />
after 3 months of hydration in the presence of different amounts of<br />
gypsum *Fe-AFm hydroxyl. ................................................................................... 175<br />
Fig. 86 Calculated phase diagram of thermodynamic stable hydrate assemblages of<br />
synthetic Fe-cement with different amounts of gypsum. ........................................ 176<br />
Fig. 87 Conduction calorimeter curve of the hydration of synthetic Fe-cement with<br />
different amounts of gypsum and calcite. ............................................................... 177<br />
Fig. 88 XRD (above) and TGA-DTG (below) analysis of synthetic Fe-cement after 3<br />
months of hydration with different amounts of gypsum and calcite ...................... 179<br />
Fig. 89 Calculated phase diagram of thermodynamic stable hydrate assemblages of<br />
Fe-synthetic cement with different amounts of gypsum and calcite. ...................... 180<br />
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