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1. Analysis of correlation between real degradation data and a carbonation model for concrete structures.

2. Use of tomography to understand the influence of preconditioning on carbonation tests in cement-based materials.

3. Enhancing carbonation and thermal insulation of reactive magnesium oxide cement (RMC)-based 3D printable pastes with cenospheres.

4. Production of vaterite via wet carbonation of carbide residue: Enhancing cement properties and CO2 sequestration.

5. In-situ investigation on the carbonation behaviors of various mineral phases in steel slag: The role of RO phase.

6. Effect of accelerated carbonation of fully recycled aggregates on fracture behaviour of concrete.

7. The influence of carbonation on the formation of calcium oxychloride.

8. Carbonation behaviour of recycled aggregate concrete.

9. Chloride and CO2 transport in cement paste containing red mud.

10. Structural and durability properties of hydraulic lime–pozzolan concretes.

11. One year geopolymerisation of sodium silicate activated fly ash and metakaolin geopolymers.

12. Carbonation activated binders from pure calcium silicates: Reaction kinetics and performance controlling factors.

13. Carbonation depth predictions in concrete bridges under changing climate conditions and increasing traffic loads.

14. Dry-processing of long-term wet-stored fly ash for use as an addition in concrete.

15. Durability of recycled aggregate concrete – A review.

16. Corrosion resistance of steel embedded in sulfoaluminate-based binders.

17. Prediction model of carbonation depth for recycled aggregate concrete.

18. Model for practical prediction of natural carbonation in reinforced concrete: Part 1-formulation.

19. A maturity approach to estimate compressive strength development of CO2-cured concrete blocks.

20. Carbonation and related behaviors of hardened cement pastes under different hydration degrees.

21. The effect of fibres and carbonation conditions on the mechanical properties and microstructure of lime/flax composites.

22. Degradation of well cement in HPHT acidic environment: Effects of CO2 concentration and pressure.

23. Effect of MgO content on the quantitative role of hydrotalcite-like phase in a cement-slag system during carbonation.

24. In-situ reaction of the very early hydration of C3A-gypsum-sucrose system by Micro-Raman spectroscopy.

25. Multiscale characterization of carbonated wollastonite paste and application of homogenization schemes to predict its effective elastic modulus.

26. Potentiometric thick-film sensors for measuring the pH of concrete.

27. The role of hydrotalcite-like phase and monosulfate in slag cement paste during atmospheric and accelerated carbonation.

28. Effects of sodium doping on carbonation behavior of α-CS.

29. Modeling of carbonation, de-carbonation and re-carbonation processes of structural concrete subjected to high temperature heating.

30. Carbonation of cement paste with GGBFS: Effect of curing duration, replacement level and [formula omitted] concentration on the reaction products and [formula omitted] buffer capacity.

31. Effect of coupled deterioration by freeze–thaw, carbonation and chlorides on concrete service life.

32. 3D spatial distribution of the calcium carbonate caused by carbonation of cement paste.

33. Evolution of ITZ and its effect on the carbonation depth of concrete under supercritical CO2 condition.

34. Carbonation model for concretes with fly ash, slag, and limestone calcined clay - using accelerated and five - year natural exposure data.

35. Supercritical carbonation of calcareous composites: Influence of curing.

36. Mixture design of self-compacting glass mortar.

37. Comparison of carbonation depths measured on in-field exposed existing r.c. structures with predictions made using fib-Model Code 2010.

38. A review on the modelling of carbonation of hardened and fresh cement-based materials.

39. Exogenous healing in concrete with pH-sustained internal carbonation.

40. Radiative cooling potential of cementitious composites: Physical and chemical origins.

41. Carbonation of Portland-Zeolite and geopolymer well-cement composites under geologic CO2 sequestration conditions.

42. Potential step voltammetry: An approach to corrosion rate measurement of reinforcements in concrete.