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NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF EITHER THE CEMENT OR THE AGGREGATE IS REQUIRED. THE SUGGESTED METHOD INVOLVES AN EXTRACTION OF THE CONCRETE SAMPLE WITH A METHANOLIC SOLUTION OF MALEIC ACID.

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Cement content; Chemical analysis; Concrete hardening

Hardened concrete

Highways; Materials

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Apr 23 1972 12:00AM

• A NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE MODIFICATION OF THE PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE FOR USE IN PAVEMENTS
• ASSESSMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR MODELS OF HYDRATED PORTLAND CEMENT
• CUMULATIVE FATIGUE DAMAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF PLAIN CONCRETE
• EFFECTS OF COMBINING TWO OR MORE ADMIXTURES IN CONCRETE
• MICROSTRUCTURE AND STRENGTH OF THE BOND BETWEEN CONCRETE AND STYRENE - BUTADIENE LATEX-MODIFIED MORTAR
• PREDICTION OF POTENTIAL STRENGTH OF CONCRETE FROM THE RESULTS OF EARLY TESTS
• USE OF SILICONE ADMIXTURE IN BRIDGE DECK CONCRETE