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Carrageenan-based superabsorbent biopolymers mitigate autogenous shrinkage in ordinary portland cement

Aday et al., 2018

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7464970455916471331
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Aday A
Osio-Norgaard J
Foster K
Srubar W
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Materials and Structures

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We report the synthesis and characterization of biobased superabsorbent copolymers from κ- carrageenan and poly (acrylic acid) that mitigate autogenous shrinkage in ordinary portland cement paste. Synthesized via free radical graft polymerization, the biobased …
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