Table 4.

Intensity of the principal XRD reflection for the main phases present relative to that of brownmillerite

SampleRelative intensity of main XRD reflectiona
QuartzbTobermorite-11Åcα-C2SHdPortlanditee
Control: d
 712·790·891·051·28
 148·411·010·911·17
 286·361·230·731·16
Phosphate: d
 79·690·700·641·81
 1410·870·800·801·25
 287·790·980·661·14
Borate: d
 712·050·910·801·17
 149·230·920·831·19
 288·421·090·851·13
Tin: d
 712·410·970·821·24
 147·590·980·781·20
 285·620·990·711·05
Zinc: d
 77·200·981·021·23
 145·611·060·751·17
 284·101·150·671·11
a

Compared with the main reflection for brownmillerite at 33·719°2θ (PDF 71-0667). This was used as a reference because it is unreactive (Bensted, 2008; Nelson and Guillot, 2006; Taylor, 1997) and the intensity of the main reflection was very similar in each sample

b

Quartz (PDF 77-1060); angle of principal reflection 26·628°2θ

c

Tobermorite-11Å (PDF 45-1480); angle of principal reflection 7·831°2θ

d

α-C2SH (PDF 81-1987); angle of principal reflection 27·250°2θ

e

Portlandite (PDF 44-1481); angle of principal reflection 34·094°2θ

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