Influence of Sulphides on Hydration of Ground Granulated Slag Alkali Activated Mortars and Pastes

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Influence of sodium sulphide on properties of sodium hydroxide activated ground granulated blast furnace slag was investigated. Properties of both fresh (cone flow, density) as well as hardened (compressive strength) mortars were determined. Early hydration of pastes was investigated using conducting calorimetry. Results showed, that introduction of sodium sulphide to caustic soda activated slag only slightly influence the course of hydration process. Early strength is increased by about 10%. In later periods strength is virtually not affected by the presence of sodium sulphide. Those observations are confirmed by calorimetric results. Presence of sodium sulphide causes slight decrease in consistency of mortars. Colour of mortars is also affected by the presence of sulphides. It is more darker and it is most probably due to the reducing properties of sulphide ions. Results of model investigations on precipitated C-S-H phase showed, that presence of sulphides results in increased main basal spacing of C-S-H phase as determined by XRD.

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