The Study of the Processes of Structure Formation in the System "Portland Cement-Carbon Nanotubes-Surfactant" from the Point of View of Physicochemical Mechanics of Dispersed Systems

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The article presents the studies of the processes of structure formation in the system "cement-plasticizer - crude carbon nanotubes", established the relationship with the parameters of the structure, physical-mechanical and operational properties of composite materials from the standpoint of physicochemical mechanics of dispersed systems and shows the influence of processes on the physical-mechanical properties of cement composites.

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