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23.Oh, J. E., Moon, J., Oh, S. G., Clark, S. M., and Monteiro, P. J. M., “Microstructural and compositional change of NaOH- activated high calcium fly ash by incorporating Na-aluminate and co-existence of geopolymeric gel and C-S-H(I)”, Cement and Concrete Research, Vol.42, 2012, pp.673-685.DOI
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