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Effect of Low Nesquehonite Addition on the Hydration Product and Pore Structure of Reactive Magnesia Paste
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Journal Article
Effect of Low Nesquehonite Addition on the Hydration Product and Pore Structure of Reactive Magnesia Paste
2023
Overview
Reactive magnesia cement is considered an eco-efficient binder due to its low synthesis temperature and CO2 absorption properties. However, the hydration of pure MgO–H2O mixtures cannot produce strong Mg(OH)2 pastes. In this study, nesquehonite (Nes, MgCO3·3H2O) was added to the MgO–H2O system to improve its strength properties, and its hydration products and pore structure were analyzed. The experimental results showed that the hydration product changed from small plate-like Mg(OH)2 crystals to interlaced sheet-like crystals after the addition of a small amount of Nes. The porosity increased from 36.3% to 64.6%, and the total pore surface area increased from 4.6 to 118.5 m2/g. At the same time, most of the pores decreased in size from the micron scale to the nanometer scale, which indicated that Nes had a positive effect on improving the pore structure and enhancing the compressive strength. Combined with an X-ray diffractometer (XRD), a Fourier transform infrared spectrometer (FTIR), and a simultaneous thermal analyzer (TG/DSC), the hydration product of the sample after Nes addition could be described as xMgCO3·Mg(OH)2·yH2O. When Nes was added at 7.87 and 14.35 wt%, the x-values in the chemical formula of the hydration products were 0.025 and 0.048, respectively. These small x-values resulted in lattice and property parameters of the hydration products that were similar to those of Mg(OH)2.
