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July 1950
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Research Article| July 01 1950

A review of hydrothermal reactions in the system CaO - SiO2 - H2O

H. F. W. Taylor, B.Sc. Ph.D.;
H. F. W. Taylor, B.Sc. Ph.D.
Building Research Station and Birkbeck College, London
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G. E. Bessey, B.Sc. Ph.D.
G. E. Bessey, B.Sc. Ph.D.
Building Research Station and Birkbeck College, London
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of Birkbeck College Research Laboratories, University of London.

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of the British Whiting Research Laboratories, Bedford, and late of the Building Research Station, Garston, Herts.

Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1751-763X
Print ISSN: 0024-9831
© 1950 Thomas Telford Ltd
1950
Magazine of Concrete Research (1950) 2 (4): 15–26.
https://doi.org/10.1680/macr.1950.2.4.15

Hydrothermal studies in the lime-silica-water system contribute to the understanding of the chemistry of Portland cement. The investigations which have been made are reriewed. The properties of the naturally occurring and artificial compounds are described, tables of optical data and diagrams of X-ray powder data being given. The conditions of formation of each compound are discussed and the general outlines of the phase diagram are suggested.

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