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Effect of early carbonation curing on reaction mechanisms and microstructural evolution of alkali-activated waste glass powder using rice husk ash-derived activator
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DOI：10.1016/j.cscm.2026.e06360.png)
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• Rice husk ash-derived silica activator replaces commercial sodium silicate, cutting the system's carbon footprint. • Early carbonation curing boosted 7-day compressive strength of RAGP by 90.7%, accelerating early-age strength gain. • Multi-scale analysis (SEM, XRD, FTIR, TG, BET) reveals carbonation's control of glass dissolution, gel and pore evolution. • Carbonation curing refines the pore network, converting larger pores into nanoscale pores for a denser microstructure.
Keywords:
Alkali activation
Rice husk ash
Glass powder
Early carbonation curing
Reactive mechanism
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