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Sialite Technology

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Sialite is an ecological cementitious material that can be polymerized at normal temperature and under normal pressure. According to the nature’s rules of transformation from pozzolana to rock, rock mineralogical theories, geochemical theories and materials design theories, coordinate rule and compatibility principle, large amount of industrial solid wastes are made to produce sialite, which not only can achieve the reuse of the industrial solid wastes, but also can solve the problem of lack of original resources in cement industry. On the bases of the sialite technology theory background and the study evolve of laboratory and the applied projects, the significance of the sialite technology is expatiated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 11-12)

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615-618

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.11-12.615

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February 2006

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Xiang Peng Feng, Heng Hu Sun, Xiao Ming Liu

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Circle Economy, Colligate-Using Solid Waste, Cycle Economy, Rock-Forming Liquid, Sialite Technology, Simulation to Formation of Lava

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