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Marine Geopolymer Concrete?A Hybrid Curable Self-Compacting Sustainable Concrete for Marine Applications

Sherin Khadeeja Rahman and Riyadh Al-Ameri    

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This research work features the mechanical properties of a novel marine geopolymer concrete that can be used under marine exposure conditions without any strength deterioration.

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