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Investigationof the influence of curing temperature and silica fume content on setting andhardening
  • ISSN号：0950-0618
  • 期刊名称：Construction and Building Materials
  • 时间：2012.10.30
  • 页码：32-40
  • 相关项目：超轻水泥基多孔材料微结构形成与调控的理论与实验研究
作者： Yunsheng Zhang|Laibao Liu|Guorong Zhang|Zhiyong Liu|
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