INIS
adhesion
100%
building materials
100%
cements
100%
hydrates
100%
fillers
100%
surfaces
36%
particles
36%
limestone
30%
hydration
23%
powders
20%
dilution
16%
ions
16%
performance
16%
scanning electron microscopy
13%
sand
13%
packing
13%
simulation
13%
interfaces
13%
compression strength
13%
porosity
13%
roughness
10%
quartz
10%
shape
10%
fractures
10%
matrices
6%
crack propagation
6%
growth
6%
nucleation
6%
portland cement
6%
mechanical properties
6%
chemistry
3%
silicates
3%
energy
3%
tensile strength
3%
applications
3%
distribution
3%
surface properties
3%
chemical bonds
3%
microstructure
3%
optimization
3%
interactions
3%
information
3%
particle size
3%
comparative evaluations
3%
correlations
3%
calcite
3%
volume
3%
environment
3%
solutions
3%
solids
3%
size
3%
validation
3%
cracks
3%
Material Science
Cement Paste
100%
Filler
100%
Building Material
100%
Adhesion
100%
Mechanical Strength
40%
Particle
36%
Limestone
30%
Surface
23%
Contact Area
20%
Powder
20%
Dilution
16%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
13%
Compressive Strength
13%
Porosity
13%
Sand
13%
Surface Roughness
10%
Nucleation
6%
Cement Hydration
6%
Portland Cement
6%
Crack Propagation
6%
Fracture Behavior
3%
Crack
3%
Volume Fraction
3%
Surface Property
3%
Concrete
3%
Surface Property
3%
Silicate
3%
Solid
3%
Ultimate Tensile Strength
3%
Particle Size Analysis
3%
Covalent Bond
3%
Keyphrases
Hydrate Adhesion
100%
Quartz Powder
30%
Filler Reaction
20%
Ca2+ Ions
20%
Chemical Effect
20%
Main Ions
10%
Dense Packing
10%
Filler-matrix Interaction
10%
Cement Filler
10%
Dilution Effect
10%
Sand Surface
10%
Interface Mechanical Properties
10%
H-matrix
10%
Portland Cement Replacement
10%
Hardened Paste
10%
Cement Compressive Strength
10%
Calcite Phase
10%
Engineering
Portland Cement Particle
5%