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Study on the Stabilization/Solidification of Lead-Contaminated Soil Using Alkali-Activated Cementing Materials with Rich-Silicon Materials Min ZHOU1,a,*, Shu-Ya WU1,b, Yi LV1,c, Wei-Xing WANG1,d, Hao-Bo HOU1,e 1Hubei Environmental Remediation Material Engineering Technology Research Center, School of Resource and Environmental Science, Wuhan University, Wuhan, Hubei, China azhoumin@whu.edu.cn, bwsywhu@163.com, clvyi2011@whu.edu.cn, dthwwx01@whu.edu.cn, ehouhb@whu.edu.cn *Corresponding author Keywords: Soil Remediation, Lead, Rich-Silicon Materials, Solidification/Stabilization.
In this study, the stabilization/solidification of lead in soils using alkali-activated cementing materials with rich-silicon materials was investigated.
Experimental Materials The blast-furnace slag was originated from Wuhan Iron and Steel (Group) Company.
The chemical components of the five materials were shown in table 1.
On the other side, the hydration of the binders including rich-silicon materials produced C-S-H which had large specific area.

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Tel.: 0554-6633285 Keywords: composite material; ferromagnetic; specific heat; expansion coefficient; sublimation heat Abstract: Ferromagnetic base composite materials were applied widely in aircraft and space vehicles engineering.
Ferromagnetic material, a kind of hard, corrosion resistant, practical and durable material, has good elasticity and plasticity, and therefore it is widely used in present and future and irreplaceable industrial materials.
Meanwhile, the ferromagnetic base composite materials were applied more and more widely, and it was researched more and more extensively and deep.
Acknowledgements The work was financially supported by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2011M501394) and Anhui University of Technology and Science Doctor Foundation (2011yb007).
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Paper is constituted of natural fibers and represents a perfect example of structural multifunctional materials.
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Variability in composite materials properties Andy Vanaerschot1,a , Stepan Lomov2,b , David Moens1,c and Dirk Vandepitte1,d∗ 1KU Leuven Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Kasteelpark Arenberg 41 - box 2449 - Belgium 2KU Leuven Dept. of Materials Engineering, Kasteelpark Arenberg 44 - box 2450 - Belgium aandy.vanaerschot@kuleuven.be, bstepan.lomov@mtm.kuleuven.be, cdavid.moens@kuleuven.be, ddirk.vandepitte@kuleuven.be Keywords: composite materials, anisotropic properties, orthotropic properties, material identification, variability, correlation length Abstract.
Composite materials are created as a quite complex architecture which includes a fibre reinforcement structure and matrix material.
Introduction Composite materials are available for several decades already.
The many families of composite materials have just one thing in common: they have some kind of fibre reinforcement and some kind of matrix material to hold the fibre reinforcement in place.
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Therefore, NZP family ceramics have become a hot topic in materials science community in recent years.
Negative thermal expansion or nearly zero expansion materials can improve the influences generated by the thermal expansion of the materials.
Therefore, the negative thermal expansion materials have become a hot topic in materials science community in recent years.
Experimental Experimental raw materials.
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Prediction of Elastic Modulus of Cement-Based Materials Based on Power’s Volume Model Wu Lang1, a, Yan Bing1,b and Lei Bin2,c 1College of Civil Engineering, Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University, Nanchang 330013, China 2College of Civil Engineering, Nanchang Institure of Technology, Nanchang 330044, China awulang19812005@126.com, b ybjxnc@163.com, cBinglle@163.com Keywords: micromechanics; cement-based materials; volume Model; elastic properties Abstract.
According to reference [7]，the effective volume of the composite materials is,
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