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Accelerated carbonation test of concrete using gas sorption and mass spectrometry
16 Oct 2025Carbonation significantly affects concrete durability, yet traditional assessment methods are slow and resource-intensive. Understanding how moisture and pore structure influence hardened cement paste remains a key challenge for sustainability and performance.
Discover how dynamic sorption and mass spectrometry enable rapid, reproducible carbonation analysis, empowering researchers to model long-term behavior and evaluate novel cement formulations for CO₂ uptake.
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